UML Toolbox

Author: Ericson
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The purpose of this book is to provide readers with a comprehensive and detailed guide for in-depth learning of UML. Currently, there are some OMG (Object Management Group, the standardization leader in the object-oriented field) reference books by Booch, Rumbaugh, and Jacobson on the market, and these books primarily focus on describing the final definition of UML. In contrast, this book attempts to present the UML language to readers in a complete and practical manner, covering all defined diagrams and concepts. We have made every effort to avoid theoretical discussions, and the text of this book includes numerous examples and illustrations—after all, it is a book introducing a visual modeling language. However, to clearly demonstrate UML, it is necessary to discuss object-oriented modeling and technology in general. Therefore, this book also devotes significant attention to introducing them. We also cover real-time systems, design patterns, processes, and other important topics that help readers gain a deeper understanding of UML. We conclude the book with a case study that demonstrates how to use UML in a small application. At the end, we also provide readers with exercises to expand the case study in various ways. This book offers readers a comprehensive and detailed guide for in-depth learning of UML. It presents the UML language in a complete and practical manner, covering all defined diagrams, concepts, real-time systems, design patterns, processes, and other important topics that help readers gain a deeper understanding of UML. The book includes numerous examples and illustrations to help readers maximize their understanding of UML knowledge and skills as quickly as possible.
This book is suitable for all readers interested in UML.