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The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is the standard way to model systems, particularly software systems. If you are working on a system beyond "Hello, World," then having UML in your toolbox of skills is a must, and that's where Learning UML 2.0 comes in.
Learning UML 2.0 is about coming to grips with UML quickly, easily, and practically. Along with a thorough set of tutorials on each of the different UML diagram types, this book gives you the tools to use UML effectively when designing, implementing, and deploying systems. The topics covered include:
A brief overview of why it is helpful to model systems
How to capture high-level requirements in your model to help ensure the system meets users' needs
How to model the parts that make up your system
How to model the behavior and interactions between parts when the system is running
How to move from the model into the real world by capturing how your system is deployed
How to create custom UML profiles to accurately model different system domains
Learning UML 2.0 is for anyone interested in learning about UML, but it is helpful to have some exposure to object-oriented (OO) design and some familiarity with Java. However, even if you have only a small amount of experience with object orientation, Learning UML 2.0 will improve and extend your knowledge of OO concepts and give you a comprehensive set of tools to work with UML.
Although this book is intended to take you through each subject on the path to learning UML, some UML modeling subjects, such as use cases and activity diagrams, are self-explanatory, which means you can dive right into them.
Learning UML 2.0 aims to answer the "what," "how," and "why should I care?" for every aspect of UML. Each chapter picks one subject from UML and explains it based on these questions.
Since not everyone is new to UML, there are two main routes through this book. If you're new to UML as a subject and want to get an overview of where the modeling language came from, then you should start with . However, if you want to get your hands dirty as quickly as possible, then you can either skip the introduction chapter to delve directly into use cases or jump to the chapter that describes the UML diagram in which you are most interested.
Now you know what Learning UML 2.0 is about, it should be explained what this book is not about. This book is not about any one particular modeling tool or implementation language. However, some tools have their own way of doing things, and some implementation languages do not support everything you can legally model in UML. Wherever appropriate, we have tried to point out where UML tools or implementation languages deviate from or follow the UML standard.
Lastly, because of the large variation in software development processes, this book is not about any particular process or methodology. Instead, it focuses on modeling and provides guidelines about appropriate levels of modeling that can be applied in the context of your software development process. Since this book adheres to the UML 2.0 standard, it works alongside any process or methodology you use.
The following general assumptions are made as to the reader's knowledge and experience:
An understanding of object orientation
Knowledge of the Java? language for some of the examples
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