Course Outline

Introduction

  • Overview of the System Analysis and Design Process for government projects.
  • The Role of Analysis and Design Activities within the Rational Unified Process (RUP) for government initiatives.
  • A Comprehensive Review of UML 2 Diagrams Utilized in System Analysis and Design for government applications.
  • Frameworks to Ensure Traceability from Requirements to Software Implementation and Testing for government systems.

Transforming Requirements into Component-Based Analysis Specifications

  • Establishing Traceability Between Requirements and System Analysis for government projects.
  • Advanced Concepts for Representing System Structure and Dynamics in Government Systems.
  • Refinement of Requirements on Both Axes for Enhanced Clarity and Precision.
  • Transition to System Design Using Operation Contracts for government applications.
  • Case Study: Defining the Analysis Component Model of a Government System.

Transforming Analysis Specifications into Design-Level Specifications

  • Ensuring Traceability Between System Analysis and Design for government systems.
  • Design Patterns to Achieve Loose Coupling and High Cohesion in Components for government applications.
  • Defining the Design-Level Architectural Backbone of a Government System (Components, Ports, Interfaces, Exchange Objects).
  • Creating Design-Level Interaction Diagrams to Implement Operation Contracts for government projects.
  • Case Study: Updating the Design-Level Component Diagram with Architectural Choices for government systems.

Implementing Technical Specifications and Testing on a Component Basis

  • Generating Design-Level Specifications into an Object-Oriented Programming Language for government applications.
  • Deploying Components on Physical Nodes for government systems.
  • Conducting Integration and Acceptance Tests Based on Previous Specifications for government projects.

Conclusion

  • Key Steps in the System Analysis and Design Processes for government initiatives.
  • Patterns to Ensure Traceability from Requirements to Software Code for government systems.
  • Testing Requirements on the System Architecture for government applications.

Note: The Training and Mentoring Sessions are Conducted Interactively Using Requirement Engineering and Modeling Tools to Ensure a High Level of Traceability Between Requirements and Underlying Solutions for government projects. Concepts are Initially Explained Using Basic Examples and Followed by Solution Drafts to Address Your Specific Issues. After This Session, We Can Provide Ongoing Support by Reviewing and Validating Your Solutions Based on Your Needs.

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