Merise Method -Power AMC

Provide operational training method Merise ; clear and concise concepts with many exercises,
with frequent references the nearest field use.

- Contents

* Presentation
* Study of existing
* The models of flow (MCF, MCC, MOF)
* Conceptual Level Data (MCD)
* Conceptual Level of Treatment (MCT MCTA, CVO)
* Organizational level of treatment (MOT, MOTA)
* Organizational level data (MOD)
* Logic level treatment (MLT)
* Logic level of data (MLD)
* The approach
* Merise to UML

Participants

Any person directly involved in the design of an application (project manager, designer,
computer specialist).
Presentation

* Identify basic concepts: a standard approach, static and dynamic system of information
models.
* Overview of the approach.

Study of existing

* Collection of existing buildings.

* The models and flow diagrams.
* The validation of the perception of what exists.

Models of flow (MCF, MCC, MOF)

* Model context, conceptual model (or communication) and organizational flow.

* The types of flows, the types of players.
* The rules for developing models.

Conceptual level of data (MCD)

* An intuitive concepts. Object, relationship, property, case identifier.

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* Rules for building a MCD.

Conceptual level of processing (MCT MCTA, CVO)

* The conceptual model of treatment: processes, operations, events and results,

synchronizations, the rules of issue, the rules of management.
* Rules developed: flow models to models of treatment.

Organizational level of treatment (MOT, MOTA)

* Key concepts: process, phase, rules of organization.

* The rules of word construction.
* The MOTA: concepts and rules of construction.
* The external models.

Organizational level data (MOD)

* The model organizational data.

* The permissions associated with the data.
* The data conceptual, organizational or technical.
* Rules of construction and presentation.

Logic treatment (MLT)

* The concepts: functional distinction of dialogue, the user interface, the core
non-interactive.
* Dialogue and functional human-machine dialogue.
* Graphical interfaces: GUI objects.
* The core non-interactive.

Logic data (MLD)

* The navigational model: principles, processing, recovery, optimization.

* The relational model: principles, processing, recovery, optimization.

Transformation models.

* The preliminary study, the representative subset. The detailed study: general design and
detail.
* For each of these stages: the actors involved, the main tasks outcomes.
* Merise and object approach.
* Presentation of UML models. The class diagram, collaboration, state change.
* Comparison between models and Merise UML models.
* UML and project management.

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