Learning by Doing: Agile Modeling & UML Workshop for Health Care Systems

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Learning by Doing: Agile Modeling
Purpose of this Workshop:
UML Workshop for
·Effective Practices for Modeling and Documentation
Health Care Systems ·Tour-de-force overview of UML modeling techniques
·Improve Project Team Productivity
SCRUM Practice Series ·Learning Knowledge Sharing through Repositories
·Communicate the true complexity of software
Intended Audience: Health Care Information Technology Professionals ·Set up an Iterative Project Cycle based on User Stories
Managers, Team Members, Product Managers, Domain Analysts, etc.
Apply the SCRUM framework
including roles, artifacts,
Estimate the inner and external Specify scenarios Apply the SCRUM best practices
complexity of scenarios with "User Stories" INVEST approach & quick and dirty modeling tips
reporting and meetings
Domain Analysis Case-Study
Build and trace different views Define a service oriented architecture
i-LAB
Laboratory Orders Web App.
of architecture with extensible components
Interoperability Scenarios Draw on artifacts
Usability Guidelines Define models and deliverables and models
verification and acceptance criteria reusability criteria
Use the basic
To deal a "services contract"
UML notation
based on "User Stories"
HL7 Reference Information
Model (RIM) approach Enforce a "Controlled Vocabulary"
Mark off project team workload Facilitate a peer-review to certify
to share knowledge and throughput level each iteration
To define "User Stories" as scenarios with a product line
Apply a granularity criteria
approach of short iterations and Incremental development
to assignments
as a cyclic software development process.
A "good User Story" is:
and modeling artifacts
Define a software product line
·Independent
based on short iterations
·Negotiable
·Valuable to Users or Customers Manage an integrated development
·Estimatable
environment with CASE tools Knowledge Map
·Small Implement the CASE Learning Trajectories
·Testable tools best practices
Pick up the essential modeling
INVEST scheme by Bill Wake "Extreme Programming Explored and Refactoring Workbook"
deliverables fitted to the scale project
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R e a l W o r l d M o d e l i n g
© 2009 Vico Open Modeling, S.L. Copyright: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/deed.en_SG Editor: Josep Vilalta-Marzo Rev.: 3.1 July 2009 TRADposter_workshop_MDS.pdf http://vico.org/ser.htm jvilalta@vico.org