January Meeting Presentation

Subject: UML Made Easy: An Overview of the Unified Modeling Language for Business Analysts

Learning Objectives:
• recognize the 13 different diagrams in UML Version 2.3
• read and understand the basics of each of the diagrams
• understand when to use each of the diagrams for business analysis

The presentation provides an introduction to the Unified Modeling Language (UML) for use in requirements analysis. You’ll receive an introduction to the thirteen UML diagrams, focusing on those most appropriate for business analysis and referenced in the BABOK. It includes a readily understandable example of each diagram.

January Guest Speaker: Norman Daoust, Daoust Associates

Norman Daoust is the Principal Consultant of Daoust Associates, www.DaoustAssociates.com, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He specializes in training business analysts, data modeling and database design, and healthcare electronic data exchange. His clients have included the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Veteran’s Health Administration (VA), the Canadian Institute for Health Information, and a Fortune 500 software company.

Norman speaks frequently at national and regional conferences, as well as local IIBA chapters. His book, UML Requirements Modeling for Business Analysts, will be published in April 2012 by Technics Publications, LLC, www.technicspub.com. Norman is an engaging speaker who enjoys making complex topics easy.

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