BCS Systems Design Techniques

The BCS Systems Design Techniques course is aimed at system designers and software architects wishing to gain a hands-on knowledge of current best practice techniques used in the design of software solutions to meet business requirements.

The course considers how requirements specified in a set of deliverables produced by business and systems analysts can be realised using models from the Unified Modeling Language (UML) supported by more traditional approaches such as data normalisation.

The course is concerned with all aspects of design. The user interface (input forms, input screens, output screens, reports and documents, dialogues) as well as the underlying principles of developing analysis models into logical and physical systems designs.

The course is particularly appropriate for designers working in various software environments, including those primarily working on system enhancements.

At the end of the course participants will not only have a good understanding of the models and methods used, but will be confident of applying them in project situations

This certificate was previously known as "ISEB Systems Design & Implementation Techniques"

Included

12-month BCS Associate membership (not available to previous members). Click here for terms and conditions.