Getting started with UML

[themistry]

All I can say is that "Fairly New graduate" and "Enterprise Architecture" don't really go hand in hand...

Good luck on the systems im sure you will be desimating...

TM

[NickFitz]

Well a little stick man actor with an arrow pointing to a bubble with "User login" written in the middle is hardly worth a training course.

I've dealt with some clients of whom it may justly be said that your example is the only language they understand - once they've been on a course that explains what the stick man and the bubble represent

[portseven]

All I can say is that "Fairly New graduate" and "Enterprise Architecture" don't really go hand in hand...

Good luck on the systems im sure you will be desimating...

TM

My thoughts exactly, any good architect needs to have been round the block a few times and the scars to show it.

These young whipper-snappers...

[threaded]

All I can say is that "Fairly New graduate" and "Enterprise Architecture" don't really go hand in hand...

Good luck on the systems im sure you will be desimating...

TM

I'm sure the 3 letter consultancy he's working for will be charging him out at premium rates tho'.

[Addanc]

Well a little stick man actor with an arrow pointing to a bubble with "User login" written in the middle is hardly worth a training course.

Good use cases are 99% text based.

HTH

[minestrone]

Good use cases are 99% text based.

HTH

Use case descriptions are not UML.

HTH

[thunderlizard]

This is what we were recommending the last few times. You'll find we're quite consistent.

http://forums.contractoruk.com/techn...ml-please.html

http://forums.contractoruk.com/techn...uml-books.html

http://forums.contractoruk.com/busin...mendation.html

http://forums.contractoruk.com/techn...-find-out.html

[Addanc]

Use case descriptions are not UML.

HTH

True, but it don't alter what I said, "good use cases are 99% text" hence the diagrams are a waste of time.

[minestrone]

True, but it don't alter what I said, "good use cases are 99% text" hence the diagrams are a waste of time.

I assume you are not a programmer.