Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with UML

Management of requests

• Types of requests
• Requirement categories (FURPS)
• Methods for collecting requirements
• Modelling requirements with the UML
• The requirements relationship matrix
• Creating a requirements specification

Modelling business processes

• Activity diagram
• Modelling business processes in the UML
• The definition of a business process
  • Concurrent processes and decisions
  • Exceptions and exception handling
  • Partition, fork, join and other elements

Modeling non-functional requirements

• Components and deployment diagrams
• The initial architecture of the system - logical and physical
• Modeling requirements for security, performance, reliability, ...

Modelling functional requirements

• Modelling functionality with the use case diagram
• Defining the system scope
  • Actors and the relationships between them
  • Identifying use cases
  • The "actor - use case" association and its properties
  • The relationship between use cases: include, extend, generalize
• Creating a use case scenario and generating diagrams from it (activity)

Analytical model of the system

• Using sequence diagrams
  • The types of messages: asynchronous, synchronous, response
  • Categories of objects: boundary, control and entity
• Modelling the interaction

Static modelling

• Class diagram
  • Class, abstract class, interface
  • Association relationship and its properties.
  • Other relations: aggregation, composition, generalisation, dependency, association class
• Forward/Reverse
  • Generating source code from the model
  • Generating diagrams based on the source code
  • Synchronising code and diagram

Dynamic modelling

• Verification of the static model
  • Clarification of method signatures
  • Verification of the class diagram
• Dynamic modelling at the level of method calls
• Sequence diagram at design level
• State machine diagram

Overview of other diagrams

• Object diagram
• Composite structure diagram
• Package Diagram
• Timing Diagram
• Communication Diagram
• Interaction Overview Diagram

Basic knowledge of any object-oriented language is recommended.

This seminar has the level "Administration / Basics".

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