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    The document provides an overview of the Unified Modeling Language (UML) including its definition, history, uses, conceptual model and relationship to software development lifecycles.

    The main building blocks of UML are things, relationships, and diagrams. Things include structural things like classes and components as well as behavioral things like interactions and state machines.

    Things in UML can be structural things, behavioral things, grouping things, or annotational things. Structural things include classes, components, interfaces etc. Behavioral things include interactions and state machines.

    UML Roadmap

    By
    Dr Manohar Chandwani
    IET DAVV, Indore

    UML Roadmap
    Its a hierarchical (tree based)
    description of the UML for quick
    reference to its vocabulary.

    Unified Modeling Language


    Definition
    The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a
    graphical language for visualizing, specifying,
    constructing and documenting the artifacts of a
    software-intensive system.

    What UML is?


    UML is a standard way to write systems
    blueprints of conceptual things, business
    processes and system functions.
    It is also a standard way to organize software
    in terms of programming language, database
    schemas and reusable software components.

    UML History
    UML 2.0

    2002-04
    Sept 97
    Jan 97
    Jun 96
    Oct 95
    Fall 1995
    Oct 94

    UML 1.1
    UML 1.0
    UML 0.9
    Unified Method 0.8 (B,J,R)
    USE CASE (Jacobson)
    OMT (Rumbaugh)

    Inputs to UML
    Booch
    Rumbaugh

    Jacobson
    Fusion (Message Numbering &
    Operation Description)

    Meyer (conditions)

    Embley(Singleton
    Classes, High level
    View)

    UML

    Harel (Statecharts)
    Gamma (Frameworks
    Patterns, Nodes)

    Shlaer-Mellor
    (object lifecycles)

    Wirfs-Brock
    (Responsibilities)
    Odell
    (Classification)

    UML for Visualizing


    Visualizing means creating an explicit
    model that facilitates communication.

    UML for Specifying


    Specifying means creating a precise,
    unambiguous and complete model of
    the system.

    UML for Constructing


    Constructing means mapping the
    models in the UML to a
    programming language such as Java,
    C++, VB or even to tables of
    RDBMS.

    UML for Documenting


    Documenting means creating all sorts
    of artifacts (i.e. formal documents) in
    addition to raw code.

    UML Roadmap Begins Here


    UML

    Conceptual Architecture
    Model

    SDLC

    Unified
    Process

    Conceptual model is the main offspring of the UML


    contains the basic building blocks for modeling. Other
    Descendants in above tree are relevant to the UML.

    UML Conceptual Model


    Conceptual
    Model

    Building
    Blocks

    Rules of
    The UML

    Common
    Mechanisms

    UML Building Blocks


    Building
    Blocks

    Things

    Relationships

    Diagrams

    Things
    Things

    Structural
    Things

    Behavioral Grouping Annotational


    Things
    Things
    Things

    Structural Things
    Structural Things

    Classes

    Interfaces

    Use Cases

    Active
    Classes

    Nodes

    Collaborations Components

    Variants of these seven things are actors, signals, utilities,


    processes, threads, files, pages.

    Behavioral Things
    Behavioral Things

    Interaction

    State Machine

    Grouping Things
    Grouping Things

    Package

    Variants of the grouping things are frameworks, subsystems,


    and models.

    Annotational Things
    Annotational Things

    Note

    Variants of the annotational things are requirements forms


    That specify the behavior outside model.

    Relationships
    Relationship

    Dependency

    Generalization
    Association

    Realization

    UML Diagrams
    Diagrams

    Static Behavior

    Class
    Diagram

    Component
    Diagram

    Object
    Diagram

    Dynamic Behavior

    Use Case
    Diagram

    Activity
    Diagram

    Collaboration
    Diagram

    Deployment Sequence Statechart


    Diagram
    Diagram Diagram

    UML Semantic Rules


    Semantic Rules

    Names

    Scope

    Visibility

    Integrity

    Execution

    UML Common Mechanisms


    Common Mechanisms

    Specifications

    Integrity
    Common
    Divisions

    Extensibility
    Mechanisms

    UML in Architecture
    Architecture

    Use Case
    View

    Design
    View
    Process
    View

    Deployment
    View
    Implementation
    View

    Five Views of an Architecture


    System Assembly
    Configuration Mgmt

    Vocabulary
    Functionality

    Design View
    Behavior

    Use Case
    View
    Process View

    Performance
    Scalability
    Throughput

    Implementation
    View

    Deployment
    View
    System Topology
    Distribution
    Delivery
    Installation

    UML for SDLC


    SDLC

    Use Case
    Driven

    Architecture
    Centric

    Iterative &
    Incremental
    Development

    UML with Unified Process


    Unified Process

    Inception
    Phase

    Elaboration
    Phase

    Construction Transition
    Phase
    Phase

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