Software Analysis school training courses in Dallas, TX (public, in-house or online)

This course emphasizes the concepts, methods, techniques, and tools for analyzing and designing complex software systems. Topics include design principles and strategies, software requirements engineering and analysis, design models, software architectural design, architectural styles, qualities, attributes, notations, documentation, architectural trade-off analysis, formal methods for specification and analysis of software systems, and use of patterns in software design. Design for reuse and ev...

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Command software projects by capturing the scope of the work to be accomplished, risks likely to occur, tasks to be performed, resources and effort to be expended, and schedule to be observed. Receive a thorough introduction to such industry-standard software-sizing metrics as Function, Feature and Object Points and their relationship to the lines-of-code metric. Gain a deep understanding of software estimation tools, such as COCOMO II and KnowledgePlan.

This training program is offered as a 1 day course, Training covers the methodology to Carry out business scenario study at a client side which consist of understanding the business of clients requirements gathering, requirements elicitation, validation & due diligence, prepare all types of documents & templates

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Business Analysts, marketing team, Quality Team, Internal Quality Audit team

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This course describes the Business System Life Cycle and presents practical ways to gather system requirements and analyze user needs. The student will practice techniques for interviewing end users of the system to drive out system requirements. Students will gain insight into the critical importance of requirements gathering as the foundation of good systems analysis and design.

While all stages of the Business System Life Cycle are discussed, the emphasis of this course is on the plann...

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