quickly building accurate business problem domain models is no mystery session 1118 ken ritchie...
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Quickly Building Accurate Business Problem Domain Models is No Mystery
Session 1118Ken Ritchie and Don Kranz – PROCESS-exchange, Inc
Expectations
Level: All (Introductory)
Prerequisites: none
Description: You can quickly take the mystery out of modeling any problem -- saving time and guesswork -- using Together, armed with a palette of color-coded archetypes and a domain-neutral assembly pattern. This is a good introductory session for people who want to learn how to model business problems using UML and generate code and documentation using Together products.
Script Outline
Introductions Party Moment-Interval Role MI-Detail Description Archetypes Place Thing Domain Neutral Pattern Profiling Summary
Dev.Boss: “Doc” U. Mentingwell (Ken Ritchie)
PROCESSexchange, Inc Senior Mentor
Sr. Coad Certified Mentor Mentored by Peter Coad
Influenced by “Jerry” Weinberg & friends
Problem Solving Leadership Change Shop
35+ Years in Systems & SW 15+ Years OOA&D, Modeling
Wife – Jan (30+ years) Children Sarah, Lauren
“Designing things” and “fixing things” since age 7 Teenage radio “ham” Music major (UConn)Air Force officer (c4i)“Lotus” is a make of carIf it has at least 4 wheels, I’ll drive it!
[email protected] +1-404-216-3333
Chief Inspector: Don Architect (Don Kranz)
PROCESSexchange, Inc Director of Research
Coad Certified Mentor1st Chairman - ACORD ObjX Architecture Review Board24 Years in Computer Industry15+ Years - RUP / FDD / XP Co-Author A Practical Guide to Agile Unified Process
Wife - Lisa Children Don III, Jessica,
Katrina
Spent 3 years in GermanyAvid Racing Photographer
10,000+ published
Adirondacks – favorite vacation place
[email protected] +1-315-254-8418
Suspects
Professor Jock Manager (Pro. Jock Manager)
Professor Graham Manager (Pro. Graham Manager)
“Feet” Charcitek (think: Feature Architect)
Arty Factoner (think: Artifact Owner)
Acknowledgements
Presentation Mac Felsing Don Kranz Ken Ritchie
The Volunteers who played a <<role>> in today’s show!
Modeling Concepts Peter Coad Eric Lefebvre Jeff De Luca Stephen Palmer Ron Norman Karl Frank David Anderson
Helps & References
Borland Together Product Patterns: Coad Components & Coad Classes Project Properties: Include Components
Java Modeling in Color with UML: Enterprise Components and Process Peter Coad, Eric Lefebvre, Jeff De Luca Prentice Hall PTR, 1999
A Practical Guide to Feature-Driven Development Stephen R. Palmer, John “Mac” Felsing Prentice Hall PTR, 2002
Contact Information
[email protected] Ken Ritchie +1 (404) 216-3333 Senior Mentor
[email protected] Don Kranz +1 (315) 254-8418 Research Director
[email protected] John “Mac” Felsing +1 (480) 628-8031 Chief Technology Officer
[email protected] Paul Sibley +1 (925) 938-3754 Business Development Mgr.
www.process-exchange.com