UML2.0 Learning Guide

Author: Miles
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: UML (Unified Modeling Language) helps you handle this kind of complexity. Whether you view UML as a blueprint language, a sketching tool, or a programming language, this book teaches you the essential knowledge and methods for applying UML to projects. Although there are already many books describing UML on the market, the main features of this book include:
● Capturing system requirements in models to ensure that the design meets the needs of users.
● Modeling the components of a system and their relationships.
● Modeling how the components of a system collaborate to meet system requirements.
● Modeling the real world, capturing, and deploying systems.
This book is both engaging and easy to understand, showing you how to use UML to refine and convey the design intent of your project. Russ Miles and Kim Hamilton introduce UML based on their rare practical experience (not theory). Regardless of the software process or methodology you adopt, this book is a reference resource for using UML 2.0. Other information, including exercises, can be found at http://www.learningum12.com.
UML (Unified Modeling Language) helps you handle this kind of complexity. Whether you view UML as a blueprint language, a sketching tool, or a programming language, this book teaches you the essential knowledge and methods for applying UML to projects. Although there are already many books describing UML on the market, the main features of this book include:
● Capturing system requirements in models to ensure that the design meets the needs of users.
● Modeling the components of a system and their relationships.
● Modeling how the components of a system collaborate to meet system requirements.
● Modeling the real world, capturing, and deploying systems.
This book is both engaging and easy to understand, showing you how to use UML to refine and convey the design intent of your project. Russ Miles and Kim Hamilton introduce UML based on their rare practical experience (not theory). Regardless of the software process or methodology you adopt, this book is a reference resource for using UML 2.0. Other information, including exercises, can be found at http://www.learningum12.com.