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Chapter 16 Class Diagrams

Class Diagrams Static Object Model

Fig. 16.1 Everything you need in a class diagram!

Fig. 16.2 Domain model to Design Model

Fig. 16.3 Association

Fig. 16.4 Role vs. Name

Fig. 16.5 Association line for attributes

Fig. 16.6 Collections

Fig. 16.7 Showing Methods

Stereotypes Represent a Refinement of An Existing Modeling Concept

Fig. 16.9 Dependency

Fig. 16.10 Dependency

Fig. 16.11 Optional Dependency

Fig. 16.12 Interfaces

Fig. 16.13 Composition Over Aggregation

Fig. 16.14 Constraints

Fig. 16.15 Qualifiers

Fig. 16.16 Association Class

Fig. 16.17 Singleton

Fig. 16.18 Interfaces and templates

Fig. 16.19 User defined compartments

Fig. 16.20 Active Classes

Fig. 16.21Diagram relationships

Class Diagrams - All you could want and more! Summary Class Diagrams - All you could want and more!