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UML 2.X

UML History

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Why Model Software?

Visualize new or existing systems

Communicate decisions to the project stakeholders

Document the decisions made in each OOSD workflow

Specify the structure (static) and behavior (dynamic) elements of a system

Use a template for constructing the software solution

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Model Transformatios

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UML History

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UML Specification

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Official UML Diagrams

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UML 1.X

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UML Elements

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UML Views

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What is UML?

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UML Modeleres

No Magic Magic DrawMicrosoft VisioSparx Enterprise ArchitectIBM Rational Software ArchitectIBM Rational RoseBoUMLAmaterasUMLArtisan Studio Uno

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UML Modeleres(Cont)

NetBeansOracle JdeveloperStarUmlMetaUMLModelSpherePapyrusMoskittMetaUML

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UML Modeleres(Cont)

UML PadViolet UML EditorUMLetSybase Power Designer

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UML Analogies

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UML Analogies

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UML Analogies(Cont)

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