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Introduction
- Welcome to the UML Demo
- Object Orientation 1: Objects & Classes Demo
- Object Orientation 2: Relationships Demo
- Object Orientation 3: Polymorphism Demo
Types of Diagrams: An Overview
- The 4+1 Model Demo
- Static & Dynamic Approaches Demo
- Use Case & Class Diagrams Demo
- Object & Package Diagrams Demo
- State & Activity Diagrams Demo
- Sequence & Communication Diagrams Demo
- Component & Deployment Diagrams Demo
Use Case Diagrams
- Use Case Basics Demo
- Modeling Use Case Elements Demo
- A Use Case Diagram for an ATM Demo
- The<
> Dependency Demo - The<
> Dependency Demo - Generalization Demo
- Putting It All Together Demo
Class Diagrams: Basic Concepts
- Classifiers: Classes & Objects
- Attributes & Operations
- Stereotypes
- Associations & Multiplicity
- Association Classes
- Aggregation & Composition
- Generalization
- Realization
- Dependency
- Constraints & Notes
- Finding Classes
Advanced Class Diagrams
- Abstract Classes & Operations
- Interfaces
- Collaborations
- Templates
Object Diagrams
- Objects/Instances
- Connecting Objects
- From Class Diagram to Object Diagram
Package Diagrams
- Packages
- Visibility
- Relationships among Packages
- Accessing & Importing Packages
- Merging Packages
- Use Case Packages
- When to Use Package Diagrams
State Diagrams
- States & Transitions
- State Activities
- Pseudostates: Initial & Terminate
- Pseudostates: Junction & Choice
- Composite States
- Pseudostates: Fork & Join
- Pseudostates: Entry & Exit Points
- Pseudostates: Deep & Shallow History
- Protocol State Machines
Activity Diagrams
- Activity Diagrams: Basic Symbols
- Alternative & Parallel Paths
- Object Nodes
- Pins
- Subactivity Diagrams
- Signals
- Handling Exceptions
- Interruptible Activity Regions
- Expansion Regions
- Using Swim Lanes
Sequence Diagrams
- Objects, Lifelines & Messages
- Kinds of Messages
- Create & Destroy Messages
- Boundary, Entity & Control Elements
- Interaction Frames
- Fragments: Options
- Fragments: Alternatives
- Fragments: Loops
- Fragments: Parallels
- Sequence Diagrams & Use Cases
Communication Diagrams
- Objects, Links & Messages
- Nested Messages
- Self-Messages
- Conditional Messages
- Looping Messages
- Parallel Messages
- Sequence vs Communication Diagrams
Component Diagrams
- Introducing Components
- Components & Interfaces
- Realizations & Dependencies
- Component Compartments
- Black Box & White Box Views
- Ports & Delegation Connectors
- Component Stereotypes
Deployment Diagrams
- What a Deployment Diagram Shows
- Nodes
- Artifacts
- Manifestation
- Communication Paths
- Deployment Specifications
Wrap up
- Choosing a Modeling Tool
- Wrap Up
Credits
- About the Author
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