IJI offers a number of packaged training courses
that can be delivered onsite to a select group of employees or provided in an
open-enrollment format to a number of organizations. We also provide customized
workshops and courses to clients.
Essential Unified Process — 2 days
This class will equip you with the skills and techniques necessary to effectively understand, plan and implement the Essential Unified Process within a team.
Intro to the Essentials — 2 days
This class will equip you with the skills and techniques necessary to effectively understand, plan and implement the Essential Practices.
An Introduction to the Unified Process — 1 day
Discover what’s behind the Unified Process through this effective introduction to its iterative and incremental development approach.
Iterative Project Management — 2 days
This class will equp project managers with the skills they need to sucessfully manage iterative software development projects.
Agile Development Essentials — 1 day
This class is intended to provide software development project teams with the skills they need to apply agile development practices on their projects.
Agile Training for VS 2010 — 2 day
This training will get you kick-started with requirements and modeling in Visual Studio 2010. This course is aimed at analysts, designers and developers who want to combine the benefits of agile development, with the clarify of communication that comes from using UML, and use cases to manage requirements and drive development.
Smart, Scalable Agility — 1/2 day
This workshop uses IJI's unique 'BoxClever' approach to rapidly envision a potential change initiative to gain significant and sustained benefits from the adoption of smart, disciplined and scalable agile delivery practices.
Use-Case Modeling — 3 days
Elicit and capture requirements as features and use cases. Covering all aspects of requirements management, this course cultivates the skills to effectively manage, elicit and document requirements in an agile and scalable manner. The approach is suitable for all kinds of projects from the smallest, most informal agile initiative to the largest, most safety-critical program.