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Simple UML

2. What is UML?. UML stands for Unified Modeling LanguageUML is a diagramming language designed for Object-Oriented programmingUML can be used to describe:the organization of a programhow a program executeshow a program is usedhow a program is deployed over a networkand more. 3. Design Patte

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Simple UML

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    1. 28-Sep-12 Simple UML

    2. 2 What is UML? UML stands for Unified Modeling Language UML is a diagramming language designed for Object-Oriented programming UML can be used to describe: the organization of a program how a program executes how a program is used how a program is deployed over a network …and more

    3. 3 Design Patterns Design Patterns describe the higher-level organization of solutions to common problems Design Patterns are a current hot topic in O-O design UML is always used for Design Patterns Design Patterns are used to describe refactorings We may discuss some Design Patterns later on in this course

    4. 4 UML is complex UML is a big, complicated diagramming language UML comprises at least seven or eight different kinds of diagrams This talk will cover just a tiny bit of one kind of diagram, the class diagram A class diagram is often all that is needed to describe a particular Design Pattern

    5. 5 Class diagrams A class diagram shows classes, interfaces, and their relationships We’ll cover most of classes and interfaces, and a few of the most important relationships

    6. 6 Classes A class is drawn as a rectangle with two or three compartments:

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