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This is an example of Object-Oriented Modeling diagram. To answer the second question in Unit 4, please create your own answer (do not use this example). . Student (Example of Instance: Michael ) Attribute: RedID , year, classes, email account, blackboard account, …

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  1. This is an example of Object-Oriented Modeling diagram. To answer the second question in Unit 4, please create your own answer (do not use this example). Student (Example of Instance: Michael) Attribute: RedID, year, classes, email account, blackboard account, … Behavior: Register, enroll, add and drop, study, etc Relationships: Enroll classes, study classes Class(Example of Instance: GEOG 104) Attribute: Course code, instructor, student list, Behavior: Teach students Relationships: Enrolled by students, use a classroom Classroom(Example of Instance: SH-342) Attribute: Building name, room number, the number of desks and chairs, schedules Behavior: Provide a room for classes Relationships: Allocated to classes Class Class Name Teach   1  Classroom Student RedID Class Room # Provide a room Enroll, Study

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