A Quick Word of Advice It could be that you’re working for a startup that doesn’t use Microsoft Project or any organizational software. Suppose that same company wants you to submit reports on the tasks you’ve been assigned. Now let’s up the ante and suppose you’re asked to report for the whole team at a
Oh Yeah, Data – Poor it on! What’s a company without lots of little bits of information that need to be managed? Like the Class Diagram and Sequence Diagram, the Data Dictionary is invaluable when the system is handed-off to new developers or a third party integration team. Instead of spending hours using SQL Query
“Yes Dear, we should communicate more” Communication is what the Sequence Diagram is all about. This document maps-out how each class or object communicates with other classes in the Use Case or code package. When planning or development gets this far, you can easily see to what degree your Use Cases are being followed. Now,
Now for the Technical Fun! Depending on your technical skill level, you may or may not be asked to create Class Diagrams. Since I enjoy programming, I also enjoy creating Class Diagrams. However, I find that most programmers or architects prefer to create the classes and have the analyst simply document them based on the
