Requirements / Requirements gathering / Requirements Models / UML Modeling

Uncovering Requirements With UML Class Diagrams Part 2

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We continue our exploration of UML Class Diagrams with this article that explores how to represent basic business relationships in a class diagram. Drawing these relationships can dramatically clarify requirements documents. Using a class diagram to supplement other requirements documents provides for a centralized reference that enables a shared understanding […]

Requirements / Requirements gathering / Requirements Models / UML Modeling

Uncovering Requirements With UML Class Diagrams Part 1

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UML Class Diagrams can be used not only for documenting software design, but for documenting software requirements. One of the challenges in writing clear, unambiguous requirements is being precise about what a particular word means. This is especially true with symbolic terms like “quote” or “customer” – where everyone knows […]

Business Analysis / Process Flow / Requirements / Requirements Models / UML Modeling

How To Draw an Asynchronous Process

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Documenting processes is something most business analysts have to do. The goal of documenting the process is to communicate requirements. By establishing a shared understanding of the process, you can establish the context for the requirements. Easy processes are easy to draw and understand. When documenting a more complex process, […]

Agile / Agile Project: Ratings / Business Analysis / Product Management / Requirements / Requirements Models / Software development / UML Modeling

APR: Domain Model – UML Class Diagram

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Along with design sketches and requirements, as part of the concurrent design and requirements development for our agile project, we have created a UML class diagram representing the domain. This iterative process allows us to incorporate the benefits of each perspective rapidly with the others in our race to prototype […]