UML Applied
A .NET Perspective
Published on 1. April 2004
XXIV, 560 pages
978-1-4302-0712-2 (ISBN)
Description
* Introduces UML through hands-on, team-oriented exercises using "Five-Step UML" -See: http://www.umlbootcamp.com/bootcamps/umlbootcamp.htm
*Explains the .NET Common Language Runtime and the .NET Framework through UML diagrams and examples.
* Explores UML and .NET in-depth through a detailed case study.
* Builds on "Five-Step UML" to introduce Model-Driven Development, a development process centered on UML models.
* Includes lots of pragmatic advice for better modeling.
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strongMartin L. Shoemaker/strong is a software developer with 17 years of experience in the industry. He has worked in the fields of color science, online shopping, databases, material handling, medical imaging, and customer relations management. Martin is also an accomplished speaker, having presented to the Detroit Colour Council, the Ann Arbor Computer Society, the Ann Arbor IT Zone, Rubi-Con Security Conference, VS Live!, UML World Conference, Software Development Conference, and Web Services Edge. His most popular presentation is Richard Hale Shaw's UML BootCamp. He has presented this course both in public settings and for individual clients including Microsoft, Microsoft Great Plains Business Solutions, Intermec, Siemens Dematic-Rapistan Division, Arthur Andersen Consulting, University of Michigan, Target, Syngenta, Silicon Energy, Tyco International, and more.
Content
One UML and Five-Step UML: It's All About Communication.- 1 Introducing UML: Object-Oriented Analysis and Design.- 2 Five-Step UML: OOAD for Short Attention Spans.- 3 Pragmatic Guidelines: Diagrams That Work.- 4 A UML View of .NET.- Two Case Study: UML Applied to a .NET Solution.- 5 Requirements: And Here Our Troubles Begin.- 6 Step 1: Define Your Requirements.- 7 Step 2: Refine Your Requirements.- 8 Step 3: Assign Your Requirements to Components and Interfaces.- 9 Step 4: Design Your Architecture.- 10 Step 5: Repeat to Design Your Components.- 11 Step Outward to Design Your Deployment.- Three Beyond Code.- 12 UML Models of Development Processes.- 13 It's All About Communication.- Four Appendixes.- Appendix A Specification for the Kennel Management System.- 1. Business Vision.- 2. Product Overview.- 3. Product Features.- Appendix B Selected UML Tool List.- Appendix C Bibliography.- Appendix D Webliography.
