UML training
for managers

For managers and team leaders who need effective tools for a successful software development project.

Learn the UML by facing problems

We offer training based on problems encountered by managers and software development teams in industry.

The 3 stages of training

Identify problems

Identify key issues and risks right from the pre-project phase.

Understanding the UML

Understand UML representations to analyze, stimulate communication and make decisions.

Mastering software projects

Use UML to guide you through the main stages of a project.

Practical information on UML for managers

Situation

Yverdon-les-Bains or other
location on request

Duration – Price

1 day training
8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
CHF 640.- per participant

Language

Course given in French, support materials in English

“The materials are great and we start with the simple things of object-oriented programming!”
– A participant in the UML for managers training course

The main themes of UML training for managers

Identifying software pitfalls

Even today, 50% of software developments fail.

To understand the root causes of these failures, this first part of the course will show how design problems arise spontaneously, right from the initial phase of software development projects.

Facts and figures
Functional risks
Technical risks
Management risks
Feedback

Untangling complexity with object orientation

Situated at the crossroads between the physical process, users and computer technology, software engineers have to take into account an immense number of technical and functional factors, all of which contribute to the high complexity of their task.

In this section, we will analyze how the object-oriented approach implements a natural structuring of knowledge, which facilitates the management of all this data.

A programming technique
A conceptual approach
Abstractions versus complexity
Complecity management, an example!

Objectis Untangling Complexity With Object Orientation

Modeling correctly with UML

In this section, we present how to use UML to generate concrete representations of software concepts in order to analyze and share information, stimulate communication and creativity, and optimize software architecture and development efforts.