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UML 101UML 101

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UMLUML• Language?

– Provides the semantics and syntax (notation) for each model element

• e.g., class, interface, association, attributes, etc. etc.

• Unified? – Major modeling languages merged to UML in 90s.

• Object Management Group (www.omg.org)

– Many religious wars before UML is born. • UML: class, association, generalization, aggregation• Booch: class, use, inheritance, containment• OMT: class association, generalization, aggregation• Class, association, subtype,

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• What UML provides– Modeling semantics and notation– 13 diagrams– Modeling viewpoints

• What UML does not provide– Method:

• e.g. how to identify classes?

– Methodology

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13 Diagrams in UML 2.x 13 Diagrams in UML 2.x • Use case

– Interactions b/w a system and its users or other external entities/systems. Requirements to a system.

– UML 1.x

• Class– Classes, interfaces, etc., and

relationships b/w them.– UML 1.x

• Object– Object instances of the classes

defined in class diagrams– UML 1.x

• Component– Components and the interfaces

they use to interact with each other.

– UML 2.0

• Composite structure– The internals of a class or

component – UML 2.0

• Package – The hierarchal organization of

groups of classes and components.

– UML 2.0

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• Communication– The ways in which objects

interact– Renamed from UML 1.x’s

collaboration diagrams

• Sequence – Interactions b/w objects where

the order of the interactions is important.

– UML 1.x

• Timing– Interactions b/w objects where

timing is an important concern. – UML 2.0

• Interaction overview– Collect communication,

sequence and timing diagrams together.

• State machine– The state of an object

throughout its lifetime, and the events that can change that state.

– UML 1.x

• Activity– Sequential and parallel

activities in a system– UML 1.x

• Deployment– A system’s deployment– UML 1.x

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Modeling ViewpointsModeling Viewpoints• Viewpoints

– A technique for abstraction using a selected set of architectural concepts and structuring rules

• to focus on particular concerns within a given system.

• Why viewpoints?– It is often impossible for a single developer to understand

everything about a software system all at once. • It is essential in a project to undertake a development or

maintenance task without understanding everything about the system.

• 5 viewpoints in UML– Logical, process, development, physical and use case

viewpoints

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Kruchten’s 4+1 View ModelKruchten’s 4+1 View Model

• Logical view– Describes the abstract

descriptions of a system’s parts.

– Models what a system is made up of and how the parts interact with each other.

– Class, object, composite str, comm, seq, timing, interaction overview and state machine diagrams

• Process view– Describes the processes

within a system • e.g., Biz processes,

processes/threads

– Activity diagrams

• Development view– Describes a system’s

parts are organized into modules and components.

• Modules/architecture/layers

– Composite str, package and component diagrams

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• Physical view– Describes how a system’s

design is realized as a set of real-world entities.

• e.g., app installation, machine/host configuration, network configuration

– Deployment diagrams

• Use case view– Describes the functionality

of a system being modeled from the perspective of the outside world.

• Use cases and scenarios that consolidate the other views.

– All of the other views rely on this view to guide them.

– Use case diagrams

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ClassesClasses

ClassAttribute1Attribute2Attribute3Operation1Operation2Operation3

Class

Attribute1Attribute2

Class

Operation1Operation2

Class

CustomerfirstName: Stringlastname: Stringid: int

getId(): int

Addressstreet: Stringcity: Stringstate: StringzipCode: intgetStreet(): StringsetStreet(street: String): void

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PackagesPackagescs680

edu

umb

cs680

Customer Address

cs680

edu::umb::cs680

Customer Address

edu::umb::cs680::Customer

Customer(from cs680)

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VisibilityVisibility

Address

+ city: String

getCity(): String

• Defines who can access an attribute or operation.– Public (+), protected (#), package (~) and private (-)

Customer

cs680

SpecialAddress

cs681

Customer

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Address

# city: String

getCity(): String

Customer

cs680

SpecialAddress

cs681

Customer

Note: Java’s protected visibility allows any other classes in the same package toaccess to protected attrs/ops of a class. It is a combination of UML’s protected andpackage visibility.

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Address

~ city: String

getCity(): String

Customer

cs680

SpecialAddress

cs681

Customer

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Address

- city: String

getCity(): String

Customer

cs680

SpecialAddress

cs681

Customer

Note: Use private/protected visibility as often as possible to encapsulate/hidethe internal attrs/ops of a class.

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AssociationAssociation

CustomerfirstName: StringLastname: Stringid: int

getAddress(): Address

AddressStreet: Stringcity: Stringstate: StringzipCode: int

getCity(): String

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- homeAddr

CustomerfirstName: StringLastname: Stringid: inthomeAddr: Address

getAddress(): Address

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CustomerfirstName: StringLastname: Stringid: int

getHomeAddress(): AddressgetOfficeAddress(): Address

AddressStreet: Stringcity: Stringstate: StringzipCode: int

getCity(): String

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- homeAddr

CustomerfirstName: StringLastname: Stringid: inthomeAddr: AddressofficeAddr: AddressgetHomeAddress(): AddressgetOfficeAddress(): Address

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- officeAddr

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CustomerfirstName: StringLastname: Stringid: int

getAddress(): Address [1..2]

AddressStreet: Stringcity: Stringstate: StringzipCode: int

getCity(): String

Customer

firstName: StringLastname: Stringid: intaddresses: Address [1..2]

getAddress(): Address [1..2]

1..2

- addresses

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CustomerfirstName: StringLastname: Stringid: int

getAddress(): Address[*]

AddressStreet: Stringcity: Stringstate: StringzipCode: int

getCity(): String

Customer

firstName: StringLastname: Stringid: intaddresses: Address [*]

getAddress(): Address [*]

*

- addresses

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CustomerfirstName: StringLastname: Stringid: int = “0”

getId(): int

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HW5HW5

• Read SP 20 to 25

• Imagine (or eat!) an ice cream, and model ice creams. Make an ice cream model with a UML tool. Paste your model to a PPT file, and upload it to the course repository. – Make a new directory “hw5-ice-cream” and upload

your PPT file there.– Contact my TA for all technical questions

• Due: Sept 27 (Thu), 6pm

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UML Modeling ToolsUML Modeling Tools• Visual Paradigm (Community Edition)

– http://www.visual-paradigm. • JUDE (Community Edition)

– http://jude.change-vision.com/jude-web/• EclipseUML

– http://www.omondo.com/• MagicDraw

– http://www.nomagic.com/• Poseidon (Community Edition)

– http://www.gentleware.com/index.php?id=ce• Green

– http://green.sourceforge.net/• A List of UML Tools

– http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UML_tools