In the fast changing business world, organizations need business analysis more than ever.   Be ready to show your capabilities and provide the rapid response needed!

The Southeast Michigan IIBA Chapter is excited to be hosting the first Professional Development Day in southeast Michigan that is geared specifically towards Business Analysts. This will be a fantastic opportunity for you to expand your skill set, learn about the latest industry trends, and network with like minded professionals.

You will leave the workshop with these skills and abilities:
1.  Use of visual models to  elicit and analyze requirements
2.  Model in  both a team and agile environment 
3.  Utilize techniques to create requirements visually
4.  Model with a case study
5.  Learn to model in team environment
6.  Develop techniques to create requirement visually
7.  Present requirements visually for better understanding and alignment between all stakeholders
8.  Learn requirements  visualizations that allows viewing from multiple perspectives
9.  Gain exposure of modeling in an Agile Environment.
10.  Allows you to track changes and its impact
 

Workshop Description

Business Analysts / Product Designers are often responsible to produce several requirements artifacts, including the Domain Model and the Use Case Model for the applications they develop.
 
This workshop will show you how to model requirements using the Unified Modeling Language in order to add visual depictions to your requirement documentation; and will cover the tools and techniques to create requirement visualization that will help your stakeholders read, understand and approve your requirements.
 
Among all diagrams, this workshop focuses on the class diagram and the use case diagram.
 
Presenter: Christian Sioui
For over twenty years, Christian Sioui has been a mentor to Business Analysts, Systems Analysts, Data Analysts, Solution Architects, Product Designers, and Scrum Masters. He has implemented various use-case based SDLC methodologies for numerous organizations. He has also helped corporations transform in adopting an Agile framework and help integrate the framework with their software development practices.
 

Agenda

• Intro / Logistics / Objectives
• Use Case Model
• Domain Model – Part 1: Classes
• Domain Model – Part 2: Relationships
• Domain Model – Part 3: Inheritance
• Use Case Analysis and Realization

Format

You will create your own domain model and use case model, discuss and refine them in small groups, and review together as part of the larger group. We will design an application together, and we will produce both domain and use case models for our application. 
 

Take Away

Aside from creating your own domain model and your use case model, you will leave the workshop with a handbook that covers the important parts of what was covered during the workshop.
 

PD/CDU's will be awarded

We are happy to be able to bring this value-packed event to all for only $200.  Early bird registration saving of $50 is still in effect.