::   DT Imago   ::   DT Application Lifecycle Management   ::   Amplify   ::  
dunstan thomas dtalm header

Enterprise Architect Training Course; Enterprise Architect for Power Users

Sparx Systems Authorised Training Partner

Enterprise Architect for Power Users; Course Overview

This course is aimed at experienced users of Enterprise Architect and covers advanced code generation features and design concepts.

What will I learn on the Enterprise Architect for Power Users training course?

As the course is aimed at experienced users it will not cover any of the diagrams but instead will focus on making the user more proficient in the advanced use of the tool. At the end of the course delegates will have a good knowledge on how to extend the Unified Modelling Language (UML), how to automate Enterprise Architect (EA), how to get the most out of version control and the EA DBMS, how to customise the code engineering and how to use design patterns in Enterprise Architect.

Enterprise Architect for Power Users; Course Style

50% lectures, 50% practical

Enterprise Architect for Power Users; Course Content

Profiles - Extending the UML through the use of Profiles within Enterprise Architect thus allowing more efficient and customised modelling.

Enterprise Architect Automation - Be introduced to the Automation API and understand how it can be used to automate common functions of Enterprise Architect.

EA DBMS - How to deploy Enterprise Architect to a relational DBMS like SQL Server or Oracle for multi-user shared models & then how to apply the integrated security to the model.

Version Control - In this module we will look at how to integrate your Enterprise Architect model with your version control system. We will also cover baselining and discuss what processes should be followed to get the most out of version control.

Code Engineering - This module will provide a detailed look at the code generation and reverse engineering features of Enterprise Architect. Topics covered will be forward and reverse engineering of code and databases, transformations, and debugging within EA. We will also look at customising the code generation templates in EA, and writing custom code generation plug-ins.

Design Patterns - An introduction to the Gang Of Four design patterns, and then using and creating your own design patterns in Enterprise Architect.

Prerequisites

Good knowledge of the Unified Modelling Language (UML) and Enterprise Architect.

Duration

1 day

Cost

£435 plus VAT per person for scheduled training.

If you require a quote for onsite training please contact us.

Book Now

Copyright © 1986-2012 Dunstan Thomas Holdings Limited
Disclaimer, Terms and Conditions