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Visual Modeling with Rational Rose 2002 and UML
By Terry  Quatrani
   
Publisher : Addison Wesley
Pub Date : October 09, 2002
ISBN : 0-201-72932-6
Pages : 288


      Copyright
      Foreword
      Preface
        Goals
        Approach
        Chapter Summaries
        Acknowledgments
     
      Chapter  1.   Introduction
        What is Visual Modeling?
        The Triangle for Success
        The Role of Notation
        History of the UML
        The Role of Process
        What is Iterative and Incremental Development?
        The Rational Unified Process
        The Rational Rose Tool
        Summary
     
      Chapter  2.   Beginning a Project
        Defining the Right Project
        Eastern State University (ESU) Background
        Risks for the Course Registration Problem
        ESU Course Registration Problem Statement
        Summary
     
      Chapter  3.   Creating Use Cases
        System Behavior
        Actors
        Use Cases
        Use Case Relationships
        Use Case Diagrams
        Activity Diagrams
        Summary
     
      Chapter  4.   Finding Classes
        What is an Object?
        State, Behavior, and Identity
        What is a Class?
        Stereotypes and Classes
        Discovering Classes
        Documenting Classes
        Packages
        Objects and Classes in the ESU Course Registration Problem
        Class Diagrams
        Summary
     
      Chapter  5.   Discovering Object Interaction
        Use Case Realization
        Documenting Scenarios
        Sequence Diagrams
        Sequence Diagrams and Boundary Classes
        Complexity and Sequence Diagrams
        Collaboration Diagrams
        Why Are There Two Different Diagrams?
        Sequence Diagram for the ESU Course Registration System
        Summary
     
      Chapter  6.   Specifying Relationships
        The Need for Relationships
        Association Relationships
        Aggregation Relationships
        Association or Aggregation?
        Naming Relationships
        Role Names
        Multiplicity Indicators
        Reflexive Relationships
        Finding Relationships
        Package Relationships
        Summary
     
      Chapter  7.   Adding Behavior and Structure
        Representing Behavior and Structure
        Creating Operations
        Documenting Operations
        Relationships and Operation Signatures
        Creating Attributes
        Documenting Attributes
        Displaying Attributes and Operations
        Association Classes
        Summary
     
      Chapter  8.   Discovering Inheritance
        Inheritance
        Generalization
        Specialization
        Inheritance Trees
        Single Inheritance Versus Multiple Inheritance
        Inheritance Versus Aggregation
        Summary
     
      Chapter  9.   Analyzing Object Behavior
        Modeling Dynamic Behavior
        States
        State Transitions
        Special States
        State Transition Details
        State Details
        Summary
     
      Chapter  10.   Checking the Model
        Why Homogenize?
        Combining Classes
        Splitting Classes
        Eliminating Classes
        Consistency Checking
        Scenario Walk-Through
        Event Tracing
        Documentation Review
        Summary
     
      Chapter  11.   Designing the System Architecture
        The Need for Architecture
        The Architecture Team
        THe 4+1 View of Architecture
        The Logical View
        The Implementation View
        The Process View
        The Deployment View
        The Use Case View
        Summary
     
      Chapter  12.   Building the Iterations
        The Iteration Planning Process
        Designing the User Interface
        Adding Design Classes
        The Emergence of Patterns
        Designing Relationships
        Designing Attributes and Operations
        Designing for Inheritance
        Coding, Testing, and Documenting the Iteration
        Using Reverse Engineering to Set the Stage for the Next Iteration
        Summary
     
      Appendix  A.   Code Generation and Reverse Engineering with C++
        Code Generation
        Reverse Engineering Using the C++ Analyzer
     
      Appendix  B.   Code Generation and Reverse Engineering with Visual C++ and Visual Basic
        Code Generation
        Reverse Engineering
     
      Appendix  C.   A Visual Basic Example
        Make an ActiveX DLL
        Reuse the ActiveX DLL
     
      Glossary
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Visual Modeling with Rational Rose 2002 and UML
Visual Modeling with Rational Rose 2002 and UML (3rd Edition)
ISBN: 0201729326
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 134

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