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Revision as of 23:24, 18 August 2024
Training
BEGINNER: CONTENT & OUTLINE
BEGIN YOUR JOURNEYExplore how MDriven’s modeling tools can help you achieve your business goals.
Throughout this training process, we'll familiarize you with the MDriven Designer using the example of a car management system. This includes creating elements like Cars and a Car Factory and adding people such as a Car Owner and Car Dealer. Every chapter adds a different piece to the overall system.
Let's begin!
Chapter 1
Steps 1 - 40: The Basics
- Introduction to the 1000 Steps Program
- Installation of MDriven Designer - through ClickOnce or locally
- Getting started: Create an empty model and save your file
- Introduction to a Class and Attribute
- Get familiar with the OCL Debugger
- Bring up a Seeker and add objects
- Create an Association
- Add a Multilink
Chapter 2
Steps 41 - 75: Auto-diagram, OCL, and Autoforms
- Save a copy with previous versions of your file
- How to remove and restore deleted Associations
- How to move Associations
- Create an Association to self and note how it works in the tree
- Understand Auto-diagrams and what happens when you delete attributes
- Introduction to OCL (Object Constraint Language)
- Become familiar with Autoforms and how to use them