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Phase 1. The methodology · 6 questions
What the Use Case Pattern is, how to apply it step by step, and how spec-as-code works.
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Phase 2. Maturity levels · 8 questions
Four levels: as-is, layered, UseCase + Handler, DDD + Hexagonal — and how to choose.
- Maturity level 0: a snapshot of existing code
- Maturity Level 1: Layered
- Maturity Level 2: UseCase + Handler
- Maturity Level 3: DDD + Hexagonal
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Phase 3. End-to-end case study · 6 questions
Everything together on a marketplace — from business brief to spec and service map.
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Phase 4. The methodology and AI · 6 questions
Why a methodology when AI writes the code; the AI-native team; the executable standard — rules the agent applies on every PR.
- AI writes the code. So why bother with a methodology?
- The AI-native company: a small team plus agents, and why it still needs a methodology
- Executable engineering standard: an AI agent is your ESLint for architecture
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Phase 5. Tooling · 4 questions
Setting up Claude Code for the Use Case Pattern: skills, plugins, MCP.
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Phase 6. Development methodologies and process · 8 questions
Waterfall, Agile, Scrum, Kanban, XP, estimation and scaling — how a team organizes work from idea to release.
- Development Models: From Waterfall to Agile
- Scrum: Roles, Events, and Artifacts
- Kanban: Flow, WIP Limits, and Pull
- Extreme Programming: the Engineering Practices of Agile
- Estimation and planning: story points and velocity
- Scaling Agile: SAFe and LeSS
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Программа обучения v2.1.0
Use Case Pattern
An optional specialization: the Use Case Pattern methodology in full — the pattern itself, spec as code, maturity levels, the AI connection, and tool setup. The quality backbone the other programs rely on.
The program has 38 self-check questions in total.