The unified modeling language user guide /
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Reading, Massachusetts :
Addison-Wesley,
1999
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| Colección: | The Addison-Wesley object tecnology series
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Section 1. Getting started. Chapter 1. Why we model. Chapter 2. Introducing the UML. Chapter 3. Hello, world. Section 2. Basic structural modeling. Chapter 4. Classes. Chapter 5. Relationships. Chapter 6. Common mechanisms. Chapter 7. Diagrams. Chapter 8. Class diagrams. Section 3. Advanced structural modeling. Chapter 9. Advanced clases. Chapter 10. Advanced relationships. Chapter 11. Interfaces, types, and roles. Chapter 12. Packages. Chapter 13. Instances. Chapter 14. Object diagrams. Section 4. Basic behavioral modeling. Chapter 15. Interactions. Chapter 16. Use cases. Chapter 17. Use case diagrams. Chapter 18. Interaction diagrams. Chapter 19. Activity diagrams. Section 5. Advanced behavioral modeling. Chapter 20. Events and signals. Chapter 21. State machines. Chapter 22. Processes and threads. Chapter 23. Time and space. Chapter 24. Statechart diagrams. Section 6. Architectural modeling. Chapter 25. Components. Chapter 26. Deployment. Chapter 27. Collaborations. Chapter 28. Patterns and frameworks. Chapter 29, Component diagrams. Chapter 30. Deployment diagrams. Chapter 31. Systems and models. Section 7. Wrapping up. Chapter 32. Applying the UML. Appendix A. UML notation. Appendix B. UML standard elements. Appendix C. Rational unified process.