Arno,
Just some warnings.
If you do a workshop with people that are maybe not in favour of Rational
Rose or UML, and you take an existing case then you must be aware that you
as the workshop-leader feel very confident with that case, or they might
come at you, and if you cannot solve their problems, they will put the blame
on Rose and UML.
I think it's best to keep the case as simple as possible, and not go into
too deep discussions about what is 100% right or wrong during the sessions.
Regards,
Dik van Leeuwen
OO Consultant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICT Groep +31-(0)570-50.48.00
Deventer, The Netherlands
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Subject: (ROSE) Giving a workshop
>
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am a graduation student and my graduation project is the integration of
> UML (and Rational Rose) within the company.
> We're planning to do a workshop, but we're still having discussions about
> the way this workshop should be given. I would like to know your opinion.
> I have to make 2 main decisions:
>
> 1. Doing an existing case or doing a new case
> 2. Per projectteam, or for every projectteam 1 person.
>
> 1. Doing an existing case or doing a new case.
> ---------------------------------------------
>
> For the workshop we want to model and implement a whole case (top to
> bottom).
> For that reason we need a case. There are 2 ways of doing this case.
> - Taking an existing case:
> Advantages:
> * Takes less startup time
> * You have models to compare
> Disadvantages
> * You might model towards THE solution too much, there are several
> solutions to a problem..and each of them could be the right one.. not only
> the solution in the existing model.
> - Taking a new case:
> Advantages:
> * You could choose a case that can be used within the comapany
> * The outcomming is uncertain (you won't model towards THE solution
> too much)
> * Better understandable for the participants
> Disadvantages:
> * Less controllable
> * You don't have models to compare
>
> What would you do?
>
> 2. Per projectteam, or for every projectteam 1 person
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
> Within our company, we develop several projects. Every project has a
> projectteam.
> The second decision is if we should introduce rose to a single(or a few)
> person from each project team or should we do the workshop for the whole
> projectteam?
>
> Now what is your opinion on this?
>
> I have asked you guys, because I think someone out there will have had the
> same situation... Am I right?
>
> Greetings,
> Arno Leenders
>
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