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Chap 1 UML vs Thinking in Objects! Learning UML Visual modeling Look at the book examples Alan Holub’s UML reference card Use library resources

Fig. 1.1

Object Design Responsibilities Patterns Assigning responsibilities to objects! Patterns

OOAD OO Analysis – find and describe objects OO Design Implementation Concepts from the domain OO Design Define software objects (classes) Implementation Make design concrete in a programming langauge

Use Cases Describe in text Interaction of a user and the system Be careful of implementation vs specification!

UML UML as a sketch UML as a blueprint UML as a programming language

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UML Prespectives Conceptual Specification Implementation Real world concepts Domain model Specification Implementation Both of these deal with software

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