DT offers a core set of courses aimed at covering the Application Lifecycle, from requirements gathering, analysis and design to development, testing, process and project management.

Designing .NET applications with Together 2006 for Visual Studio 2005

Course Overview
This 2-day course helps software architects and system designers learn how to use Borland® Together2006® for Visual Studio 2005 to develop high-quality architecture designs using Unified Modeling Language (UML). Taught in a highly-interactive environment, this course includes a mix of lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on exercises.

What will I learn?
During this course, you will learn how to perform typical architect’s tasks using Borland® Together2006® for Visual Studio in the most efficient way, maximizing the benefits from your organization’s investment in Borland® Together® technologies.

Course Style
50% lecture, 50% labs

Course Contents
Background of UML includes a brief history of UML important background information and overview of general diagram elements.

Introduction

• Background to UML

• Together for Visual Studio 2005

• Creating a project

• Setting options

Analysis Model

• How to create projects in Together for Visual Studio

• How to structure projects in Together for Visual Studio

• How to create a use case model in Together for Visual Studio

• How to create an analysis model in Together for Visual Studio

Designing System Architecture

• Create a design project

• Define high-level architecture using UML 2 diagrams

• Identify subsystems and interfaces

• Elaborate subsystem interfaces with class diagrams

• Model interactions between subsystems

• Model interactions between classes

• Model deployment with deployment diagrams

Prototyping

• Transforming a Design Project to Source Code

• Synchronizing Model View, Diagram View and Source Code

Prerequisites
Minor experience in software development

Duration
2 days