Hallo,

Interface21 kann Ihnen die einmalige Chance bieten, sich Domain Driven
Design direkt vom Erfinder Eric Evans näher bringen zu lassen. Domain
Driven Design ist eine der wichtigsten Innovationen der letzten Jahre im
Bereich des objekt orientierten Vorgehens. Das Seminar findet am 25.6.
im Herzen von Frankfurt (Regus Kastor & Pollux, Platz der Einheit 1)
statt und dauert von 10:00-18:00. Die Teilnahme kostet 950€. Aufgrund
der begrenzten Anzahl Plätze bitten wir darum, dass sich aus einer Firma
nur maximal zwei Personen anmelden.

Sie können Sich online unter http://www.regonline.co.uk/133823 anmelden.

Anbei finden Sie einen Text mit der detaillierten Beschreibung des
Seminars, die Sie online auch unter
http://www.domainlanguage.com/services/training/seminar1daydetail.html
finden. Das Seminar findet in Englisch statt.

Für Rückfragen stehe ich gerne zur Verfügung!

Gruß,

Eberhard Wolff

Domain-Driven Design --- One-Day Seminar

Effective software teams take a torrent of information and knowledge
about their subject matter (the domain) and distill it into a stream of
quality software. Finding and exploiting domain models is a key to
success in projects with complex domains. This seminar gives an overview
of the basic principles and processes needed develop the right kind of
models, tie them into implementation and business analysis, and deal
with some of the realities of multi-team projects.

Over the course of the day, in addition to the broad overview, we will
go deep into three key points: the cultivation of a model based language
to connect domain experts, developers, and the code itself; the
exploratory interaction of technical and business people in the modeling
process; and techniques for dealing with the diversity of models on
large projects.

The session will be combine lectures, simulation exercises, and
discussion, some of which will delve into the participants own cases.
The participants should come away with insight into the main issues of
model-based development as well as a few new techniques and principles
to apply to their own work.

--- Prerequisites Required ---

Some experience with projects developing complex software systems. A
basic understanding of object-oriented design and rudimentary UML.
Recommended

Experience with large scale application development involving object
modeling. Familiarity with iterative development processes.


--- Target Audience ---

Any person seriously involved in software development, including
developers, technical leaders, analysts, development managers and
non-technical business experts.

--- Course Outline ---

Morning: Ubiquitous Language

     * Domain-driven design overview
     * Ubiquitous language exercise


Late Morning: Model Discovery

     * Making implicit concepts explicit
     * Modeling with domain experts
     * Test-writing as a modeling process
     * Supple Design: Creating software that invites change


Afternoon: Strategic Design

     * Distillation: Distinguishing the core from the mass
     * Ways of focusing effort
     * Clarifying a shared vision
     * Context Mapping: A pragmatic approach to dealing with diverse
models and designs on real projects
     * Relationships between subsystems/ relationships between teams
     * Simulation exercise reinforcing multi-team/multi-subsystem
modeling techniques


Late Afternoon: General Discussion

     * Q & A
     * Roundtable
     * Review and wrap up


--- Preparation for the Class ---

In order to tune the class to the level and circumstances of the
participants, we will ask some of your developers to fill out a brief
(10-15 minutes) on-line questionnaire to give us an idea of their level
of knowledge and background.
Finally, we can arrange for attendees to pre-purchase discounted copies
of the the book, Domain-Driven Design, as part of the package. This book
covers the material in greater depth and breadth and makes a very
valuable reference.

-- 
Eberhard Wolff
Managing Consultant
Interface21 GmbH - Spring Services from the Source
Sitz der Gesellschaft: Brentanostr. 52a - D-12163 Berlin
Geschäftsführer: Steven Schuurman, Rod Johnson
Amtsgericht Charlottenburg - HRB 103773 B

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