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Government Information Exchange Methodology (GIEM) Training

Day One - UML and XML Fundamentals

Session Description/Objective
UML Foundations UML History. MDA principles. The OMG as the responsible standards body. Diagram types.
Create Class Diagrams Gain familiarity with Enterprise Architect (EA) and create a simple class diagram.
Create Behavioural Diagrams Gain familiarity with the primary UML behavioural diagrams - use cases and activity diagrams.
XML Foundations XML History. W3C as the responsible standards body. Core specifications.
Create XML Instance Document Gain familiarity with XML Spy and to create a simple XML document. Validate well-formedness.
Create XSD Simple Schema Introduce the XSD basic constructs.
Create XSD with Reuse/Modularisation Understand XML Namespaces and modularity schemes.

Day Two - Semantics and Information Modelling

Session Description/Objective
Data Modelling Foundations Semantics and the "meaning" of data. Overview of ISO-11179 as a foundation standard. Presentation of UN/CEFACT Core Component Technical Specification as an implementation of 11179 principles.
Data Analysis using ISO-11179 Goal is to understand data modelling core principles.
CCTS profile for UML Present the UML implementation of the CEFACT CCTS. The goal is to see how the concepts can be implemented in a common UML tool.
Create Core Components Understand the value of a context neutral master library as the foundation of a semantic interoperability framework.
Create Business Information Entities Understand how to use the master library in a specific project context.
Creating QDT's and Enumerations Gain familiarity with strong data types and value domains.
Namespace Rules and Model Repository Present the draft national XML namespace guidelines and the GovDex model repository. This provides a well structured "empty container" for your project model.
Create Full CentreLink Model Construct a genuine project data model that maximises re-use and interoperability.

Day Three - XML Schema Generation and Web Services Overview

Session Description/Objective
XML Schema and documentation generation CEFACT XML Naming & Design rules; Generate XML schema and HTML documentation.
National Name & Address Schema and AS4590 Review the National Name & Address model and understand its basis in Australian Standard AS4590.
Version Control and Lifecycle management. A version naming convention will be presented and students will tag a model package and export it for version control.
Introduction to XBRL Impart a basic understanding of XBRL and how it differs to standard XML Schema.
Simple Web Service Invoke Search the internet for available web services, download the WSDL, create a SOAP request envelope and send it to the web service provider.
Advanced Web Services - Security & Messaging Overview of advanced Web Service protocols with special focus on WS-Security and SOAP extensions for reliable messaging like ebXML.
Introduction to UMM Overview of the UN/CEFACT Modelling Methodology (UMM), a process modelling framework that can support the needs of Government services.