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Analyse the system in terms of UML
While developing a system we analyse the system in terms of UML diagrams how should we proceed to explain these and draw them accurately.


  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: February 03, 2009     Asked by: udayakiran 
  
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July 02, 2008 03:17:38   #1  
sskgundla Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 3    

RE: Analyse the system in terms of UML
By using Use Case Driven Object Modeling with UML.
 
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February 03, 2009 02:19:32   #2  
GirishKrishnan Member Since: February 2009   Contribution: 1    

RE: Analyse the system in terms of UML
This comes under OOAD :
Steps involved :
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1. Identifying the Actors
2. Identifying Individual Usecases

( Draw usecase diagrams Which includes Actor participations. This would be the part of requirement gathering )
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3. Identifying Objects : Word form analysis from the requirment document will give you the list of Objects and their responsibilities.
Objects can be clasified in to three.
1. Entity Objects ( Draw Class Diagrams and relationship diagrams )
2. Controller Objects ( Draw Class Diagrams )
3. Interface Objects. ( Draw Class Diagrams )
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4. Design Components
Draw Compoent diagram
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5. Design the Object Interactions and process
Draw Sequence diagrams
Draw Collaborations diagrams
Draw State chart diagrams
Draw activity diagrams
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6. Deployment diagram

 
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