Modelling in UML: A practical introduction

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Modelling in UML: A practical introduction

 This session will introduce the Unified Modelling Language (UML) notations and process of building system models, using a practical, hands-on application scenario of building a Conversational System using DialogFlow. The focus will be on modelling a system using UML, with a basic introduction to concepts behind the Conversational System.


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  • CSI India- 302, Archana Arcade, 10-3-190, St. Johns Road,
  • Opp. Railway Reservation Complex, Old Lancer Lines, Railway Colony, Secunderabad
  • Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
  • India 500025
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Edwin

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Modelling in UML: A practical introduction

Modelling in UML: A practical introduction

Biography:

Edwin Anand has about 19+ years of IT experience and works at Tata Consultancy Services as the Head – Digital Enterprise Architecture, DET BU (HiTech). He is a TOGAF Certified Enterprise Architect and his responsibilities spans Architecture Consulting, Conceptualize Technical Solutions, Pre-sales support, Customer Presentations and connect, Technical Support to projects, Issue resolution, defining standards and external Interfacing with alliance partners/vendors.  

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"Laptop with any UML software.... (preferably Sparks Enterprise Architect Professional Edition)"

 

Agenda:

1.       Introduction to Modelling and UML

2.       Building a Conversational System with DiaglogFlow – a brief introduction

3.       Modelling the problem

            a.       Use Case and Actors: Exploring the problem

            b.      Sequence Diagrams: Elaborating the problem

4.       Modelling the solution:

            a.       Classes diagrams

            b.      Packages and Components

5.       Modelling the deployment:

            a.       Deployment diagram

6.       Miscellaneous notations:

             a.       Objects Diagrams

             b.      Activity Diagram

             c.       State Machine Diagram

7.       Hands-on Exercise: Building a Point-of-Sale system for a restaurant

Hosted by IEEE CS jointly with CSI