Full personae descriptions

Nicole, a [Papyrus novice, is knowledgeable in UML but not familiar with Papyrus or Papyrus UMLLight

Nicole is already knowledgeable in UML at or above the OCUP2 Foundation or intermediate level contents.

As the project on which ze worked was completed, ze is being moved to a new team that uses Papyrus, a tool with which ze is not familiar. Nicole's goal in using Papyrus UML Light is to quickly get familiar with Papyrus UML Light and how it supports UML-based modeling. Ze appreciates and benefits from Papyrus UML Light's streamlined editor with the most common concepts of UML, so that ze can focus on getting to know the Papyrus UML Light user interface and way of working without being exposed to the full spectrum of UML model elements.

Steve, a student and novice in UML, Papyrus, and Papyrus UMLLight

Steve is new to the modeling world and has no or very limited familiarity with the UML. Steve is starting to learn about UML and faces the dual tasks of learning to use UML at the same time as learning to use a UML modeling tool.

Using Papyrus UML Light, Steve will be exposed to fewer language and tool concepts at a time, which results in a lowering of the learning curve. In addition, the alignment of Papyrus UML Light to OCUP2 (Foundational) is beneficial, as it ensures that ze first deals with the most most important concepts of UML before tackling the more complex aspects.

Brisha, A basic UML User.

Brisha only uses UML from time to time and then only for basic purposes such as documentation or, presentations, discussions, etc. Ze is not interested in a full model-based engineering tool or method and rather uses it to "sketch" using UML to ensure common understanding of the graphics. As such, ze only needs the basic concepts of UML. In this context, an easy to use UML modeling tool such as Papyrus UML Light, which provides a reduced, targeted user interface and ease of use is easiest to adopt.

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