By Norman Daoust of Daoust Associates
Information Modeling and System Integration:
Consulting and Training
IEEE Consultants Network Meeting -- Wednesday, 7:00 PM, February 22, 2006
An overview of the use case analysis methodology used for capturing system functional requirements for computer systems. The presentation includes a valuable set of guidelines for people writing use cases.
Product managers, project managers, end users, analysts, designers, quality assurance and testing personnel.
To provide a helpful framework for captureing requirements utilizing use case analysis.
After the session, you should be able to:
Prior to founding Daoust Associates, Norman
was the modeling, standards, and Health Level Seven expert at Partners
HealthCare Systems and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in
Norman holds two crucial positions in Health
Level Seven (HL7), the international healthcare standards organization:
Secretary of the Technical Steering Committee, and Modeling and Methodology
Facilitator for the Patient Administration Committee. He has been an active
contributor to the Health Level Seven Reference Information Model, a
comprehensive healthcare data model, since its inception. In recognition of his
contributions to that organization, he was bestowed their W. Ed Hammond,
Ph.D., Volunteer of the Year award.
Norman also serves as the President of the
Greater Boston Chapter of the Independent Computer Consultants Association
(ICCA) and a member of the Board of Directors of the Boston Chapter of the Data
Management Association International (DAMA).
For some reason he thrives on projects and
tasks that most other people avoid!
Norman Daoust of Daoust Associates
Information Modeling and System Integration:
Consulting and Training
(617) 491-7424 (phone)
NormanD@DaoustAssociates.com
PLEASE NOTE:
No
charge for Consultants Network members; $7 charge at the door for
non-members. Casual dress.
The Consultants
Network meeting starts at 7:00 PM. The
meeting location is the SHERATON LEXINGTON INN,