The document provides an overview of a 2-day business modeling training program using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The key features include modeling case studies using Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect tool. Attendees will learn to create business use case models, object models, and map business models to system models. A pre-test, post-test, and follow-up support session are included. Course materials and the business model developed will be provided digitally.

1. Business Modeling with
UML
Coverage of Program Conducted by
K.N.Vishwanath

2. Key Features of the
Program
• Duration – 2 Days
• Modeling based on Unified Modeling Language (UML)
• Based on IBM Rational Unified Process
• Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect will be used as a tool
for modeling
• Case study driven
• Pre-test and Post-test (on request)
• *Free Post program doubt clearing session (1/2 day) after a
gap of at least 1 month
• Course Material and business model developed during
training in **softcopy form.
*Only in Bangalore & Mysore.
*Outside Bangalore, on request at actual.
**Save Environment & Reduce Cost

3. Introduction to Business
Modelling
• Business Modelling with UML
Benefits of Business Modelling
How business modelling fits into the
software development
When to use business modelling

4. Using the Unified
Modelling Language
• Need for Notations
• Views and Diagrams
• Introduction to some Diagrams

5. Business Model
• What should business models show?
• Business Use Case Model
• Business Actor
• Business Use Case
– Business use case properties
• Modelling business work flows

6. Detailed Business Model
• What are objects?
• Object and Classes
• Business Object Model
– Business Entities
– Business Workers
– Organisation Units
– Business Use Case Realisations
– UML Diagrams
– Types of Relationships between objects
– Modelling States of Business Objects
• Moving from Business Models to System Models
• Structuring the Business Use Case Models

7. Mapping Business Use Case Model
to System Use Case Model
• Business Use Case to?
• Business Entity to?
• Automated worker!
• Business Worker to?
• Automated Business worker
• Resource planning for the business
• Interaction between business workers
• Additional System Requirements