UML Fundamentals and Rose Modeling Tutorial

Author: Posts and Telecommunications Press
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Publish Date: 2006-01-21
Features: This book comprehensively and detailedly introduces the basic knowledge of UML and the usage of Rational Rose. Through four comprehensive cases, it demonstrates the specific methods and steps of using UML and Rose for software modeling. The book is divided into 20 chapters. The first four chapters are the foundation part, introducing the basic knowledge of UML and Rose. Chapters 5 to 13 are the key part of the book, introducing the nine types of diagrams and constituent elements of UML, as well as related modeling techniques. At the end of each chapter, the drawing methods of various diagrams in Rose are introduced. Chapters 14 to 17 are the advanced application part, introducing the extension mechanisms of UML, bidirectional engineering, RUP, and OCL. Chapters 18 to 21 are the comprehensive case part, including the library management system, car rental system, online church system, and online book sales system, to help readers deepen their understanding and mastery of the content learned earlier, achieving the goal of learning and practicing simultaneously. This book is not only suitable for beginners to learn the relevant knowledge of UML modeling but also applicable to software development engineers for learning and reference, or as a textbook or reference book for computer and software-related majors in higher education institutions. This book comprehensively and detailedly introduces the basic knowledge of UML and the usage of Rational Rose. Through four comprehensive cases, it demonstrates the specific methods and steps of using UML and Rose for software modeling. The book is divided into 20 chapters. The first four chapters are the foundation part, introducing the basic knowledge of UML and Rose. Chapters 5 to 13 are the key part of the book, introducing the nine types of diagrams and constituent elements of UML, as well as related modeling techniques. At the end of each chapter, the drawing methods of various diagrams in Rose are introduced. Chapters 14 to 17 are the advanced application part, introducing the extension mechanisms of UML, bidirectional engineering, RUP, and OCL. Chapters 18 to 21 are the comprehensive case part, including the library management system, car rental system, online church system, and online book sales system, to help readers deepen their understanding and mastery of the content learned earlier, achieving the goal of learning and practicing simultaneously. This book is not only suitable for beginners to learn the relevant knowledge of UML modeling but also applicable to software development engineers for learning and reference, or as a textbook or reference book for computer and software-related majors in higher education institutions.