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The document provides an introduction to UML (Unified Modeling Language) diagrams, focusing on class, sequence, and use case diagrams. It explains the components and purposes of each diagram type, highlighting their roles in visualizing and documenting software systems. UML diagrams are essential for understanding system design, object-oriented relationships, and user interactions.

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Software Engineering

The document provides an introduction to UML (Unified Modeling Language) diagrams, focusing on class, sequence, and use case diagrams. It explains the components and purposes of each diagram type, highlighting their roles in visualizing and documenting software systems. UML diagrams are essential for understanding system design, object-oriented relationships, and user interactions.

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UML Diagram: Class , Sequence

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Introduction to UML
Diagrams
• UML (Unified Modeling Language) provides a
standard way to visualize system design.

• It helps in specifying, constructing, and


documenting the artifacts of software systems.

• This presentation will cover three key types of


UML diagrams: class, sequence, and use case
diagrams.
Overview of Class
Diagrams
• Class diagrams depict the static
structure of a system by showing
classes and their relationships.

• They include attributes and


methods, providing insights into the
data and behaviors of classes.

• Class diagrams are essential for


understanding object-oriented
designs and relationships.
Components of Class
Diagrams
• Classes are represented as rectangles divided
into three sections: the name, attributes, and
operations.

• Relationships between classes, such as


associations, inheritances, and dependencies, are
depicted with lines.

• Visibility modifiers (public, private, protected) are


often included to indicate access levels of
attributes and methods
Overview of Sequence
Diagrams
• Sequence diagrams illustrate
how objects interact in a
particular scenario of a use
case.

• They show the order of


messages exchanged between
objects, emphasizing time and
order of operations.
Components of
Sequence
• Diagram
Lifelines represent individual
objects, with dashed vertical
lines indicating their lifespan
during the interaction.

• Arrows between lifelines denote


messages sent, with solid lines
for synchronous calls and
dashed lines for asynchronous
ones.
Overview of Use
Case
•
Diagrams
Use case diagrams provide a high-level
view of the system's functionality and
user interactions.

• They illustrate the relationships


between actors (users or other
systems) and use cases (functional
requirements).
Components of Use
Case
Diagrams
• Use cases are represented as
ovals within the system boundary,
symbolizing specific functionalities
or services.

• Relationships, such as associations


and include/ extend relationships,
clarify interactions between actors
and use cases
Conclusion

• UML diagrams serve as essential


tools for visualizing, specifying,
and documenting software
systems.
• UML diagrams serve as essential
tools for visualizing, specifying,
and documenting software
systems.
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