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    Use Case Modeling - Document Real-World User Requirements

    Mastering Software Design
    This intensive, hands-on workshop equips participants with the practical skills and techniques needed to effectively capture and document real-world user requirements. Grounded in industry-standard Use Case modeling techniques—popularized by Ivar Jacobson and widely adopted in object-oriented practices—this course prepares you to confidently model functional requirements in complex systems.

    Beginning with an overview of modern system development and its impact on requirements gathering, the course guides you through the role of use cases within an iterative, incremental, and use case–driven SDLC. You'll learn how to identify, structure, and refine use cases through interactive simulations, stakeholder interviews, and modeling exercises.

    With a balanced mix of theory and practice, the course emphasizes working collaboratively with stakeholders, troubleshooting requirement ambiguities, and producing use case models that feed directly into system design, architecture, testing, and project management.

    Use Case Modeling - Document Real-World User Requirements Objectives

    • By the end of this course participants will:
    • Understand the purpose and structure of use cases and their role in modern software development
    • Effectively gather prioritize and document both functional and non-functional requirements
    • Identify and model actors
    • goals and system interactions
    • Create and refine UML use case diagrams and narrative forms
    • Handle alternative flows
    • exceptions and complex relationships such as ``include`` and ``extend``
    • Integrate use cases into broader business and technical models
    • Collaborate successfully in team-based requirements sessions
    • Support the development lifecycle from analysis through design and quality assurance

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    • Use Case Modeling - Document Real-World User Requirements Prerequisites

      No programming experience necessary

    • Use Case Modeling - Document Real-World User Requirements Training Format

      In-Person

      Online

    • Use Case Modeling - Document Real-World User Requirements Outline

      Introduction

      What is a Use Case?

      Use Case Diagrams vs. Use Case Forms

      A Brief History of Use Case Modeling

      Use Cases in the Software Development Lifecycle

      The value of a use case–driven development process

      How use cases support:

      Project Management

      Business Modeling

      Requirements Analysis

      System Design

      Quality Assurance

      Requirements Gathering

      Identifying stakeholders and their needs

      Defining candidate and prioritized requirements

      Capturing non-functional requirements

      Actors and Stakeholders

      Actor goals and identifying associated use cases

      Primary vs. secondary actors

      Abstract actors and stakeholder relationships

      Use Case Modeling

      Drawing and interpreting UML use case diagrams

      Modeling relationships: Include, Extend, Generalize

      Grouping and organizing use cases (packages, change cases, rankings)

      Primary Use Cases

      Discovering use cases through actor goals

      Modeling the “Sunny Day” (ideal) scenario

      Presenting use case flows: styles and scope considerations

      Refining Use Cases

      Defining secondary and alternate scenarios

      Handling exceptions and alternate paths

      Factoring and reusing common behavior

      Modeling relationships and flow dependencies

      Elaborating Use Cases

      Pre-conditions, post-conditions, and triggering events

      Business process integration and stakeholder needs

      Business Modeling

      Activity diagrams for business processes

      Building business use cases and integrating with the system model

      Analysis and Design

      How architects and developers use use cases

      Mapping use cases to object models and scenario analysis

      Use Case Workshop Roles

      Facilitator, Recorder, Timekeeper, Participants

      Roles, responsibilities, and best practices for productive sessions

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    Introduction to Spark 3 with Python

    Master Distributed Data Processing with Spark
    This course provides an in-depth introduction to Apache Spark 3 for distributed computing. Designed for developers, data analysts, and architects, it focuses on leveraging Spark’s powerful engine for big data processing using Python (PySpark). The course covers core Spark concepts, Resilient Distributed Datasets (RDDs), DataFrames, Spark SQL, and Structured Streaming for real-time data processing.

    Through hands-on exercises, participants will learn how to interact with Spark efficiently, optimize queries, and integrate with Kafka for streaming data ingestion.

    Introduction to Spark 3 with Python Objectives

    • Participants will:
    • Understand Apache Spark’s architecture and its advantages over traditional big data frameworks.
    • Work with RDDs transformations and actions for distributed computations.
    • Utilize Spark SQL and the DataFrame API for structured data processing.
    • Leverage Spark’s Catalyst optimizer and Tungsten engine for query performance.
    • Process real-time streaming data with Spark Structured Streaming.
    • Integrate Kafka with Spark Streaming for event-driven data ingestion.
    • Optimize Spark applications using caching shuffling strategies and broadcast variables.
    • Develop standalone Spark applications using PySpark.

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    • Introduction to Spark 3 with Python Prerequisites

      Who Should Attend: Developers, data engineers, and analysts working with big data.

      Prerequisites: Basic Python programming knowledge and familiarity with SQL.

    • Introduction to Spark 3 with Python Training Format

      In-Person

      Online

    • Introduction to Spark 3 with Python Outline

      Session 1: Introduction to Spark

      Overview of Apache Spark and its role in distributed computing

      Comparing Spark vs. Hadoop for big data processing

      Spark’s ecosystem and core components

      Setting up Spark and PySpark environment

      Lab: Running Spark in local and cluster mode

      Session 2: Understanding RDDs and Spark Architecture

      RDD concepts, transformations, and lazy evaluation

      Data partitioning, pipelining, and fault tolerance

      Applying map(), filter(), reduce(), and other RDD operations

      Lab: Creating and manipulating RDDs

      Session 3: Working with DataFrames and Spark SQL

      Introduction to Spark SQL and DataFrames

      Creating and querying DataFrames using SQL-based and API-based approaches

      Working with different data formats (JSON, CSV, Parquet, etc.)

      Lab: Querying structured data using Spark SQL

      Session 4: Performance Optimization in Spark

      Understanding shuffling and data locality

      Catalyst query optimizer (explain() and query execution plans)

      Tungsten optimizations (binary format, whole-stage code generation)

      Lab: Optimizing Spark queries for performance

      Session 5: Spark Structured Streaming

      Introduction to stream processing and event-driven architecture

      Working with Structured Streaming API

      Processing real-time data in a continuous query model

      Lab: Building a streaming data pipeline in Spark

      Session 6: Integrating Spark with Kafka

      Overview of Kafka and event-driven data streaming

      Using Spark to consume and process Kafka streams

      Configuring Kafka as a data source and sink

      Lab: Ingesting and processing real-time Kafka data with Spark

      Session 7: Advanced Performance Tuning

      Caching and data persistence strategies

      Reducing shuffling for efficient computation

      Using broadcast variables and accumulators

      Lab: Implementing caching and shuffling optimizations

      Session 8: Building Standalone Spark Applications

      Creating Spark applications using PySpark API

      Configuring SparkSession and application parameters

      Running Spark applications on local and cluster environments

      Lab: Developing a PySpark application and submitting jobs

      By the end of this course, participants will be able to develop scalable data processing applications using Apache Spark 3 and Python (PySpark) effectively.