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Learn to use common diagramming flows, symbols, and techniques to share your ideas easily, clearly, and professionally.
While documentation standards and illustration conventions have their place, what the designing-world needs now is a lot less intimidation... and a lot more collaboration! When documenting project requirements, sharing a community-understood diagram will save many participants from reading well over 1,000 words.
Rather than being overly concerned with the differences, this course teaches you to use the common flowcharting and activity diagrams (ADs) that all professionals understand. We also review the UML use-case basics, as well as a unique Boxes and Bubbles diagramming technique. You’ll also receive tenured advice on how to avoid undo criticism, and industry-savvy tips for managing your own documentation creation and design life cycles.
With hands-on practice exercises, Design 1: Requirement Analysis and Design is designed to help you become more confident sharing your ideas with others!
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This course was created independently by Randall Nagy and is distributed by Manning through our exclusive liveVideo platform.
Randall Nagy is a hands-on consultant, software development engineer, author, designer, and architect. He served as a Principal Software Development Engineer at Informix (acquired by IBM), Technical Section Leader at the US Army's Electronic Proving Ground, and the Principal Trainer for Borland Software Corporation. The author of articles, books, on-line educational videos, and open-source projects, Randall has helped thousands of students master tough technical concepts.
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