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Solid Palette Gradient Palette I Gradient Palette II APPLYING THESE COLORS Click on the desired color Click on the paintbrush tool located on your toolbar Click on the object you want to colorize Helpful tip: Double click the paintbrush tool to apply color to more than one object at a time. Do not use Gradient or transparent fills for slides to be used on PlaceWare.com To use or remove these color palettes, go to View/Master/Slide Master Optional logo for your notes/handouts slides What Are Interaction Diagrams?  An interaction diagram models the dynamic aspects of the system by showing relationships among objects and the messages they may dispatch.  There are two types of interaction diagrams.  Sequence  Collaboration  An interaction diagram models the dynamic aspects of the system by showing relationships among objects and the messages they may dispatch.  There are two types of interaction diagrams.  Sequence  Collaboration Collaboration Diagram Sequence Diagram

Solid Palette Gradient Palette I Gradient Palette II APPLYING THESE COLORS Click on the desired color Click on the paintbrush tool located on your toolbar Click on the object you want to colorize Helpful tip: Double click the paintbrush tool to apply color to more than one object at a time. Do not use Gradient or transparent fills for slides to be used on PlaceWare.com To use or remove these color palettes, go to View/Master/Slide Master Optional logo for your notes/handouts slides What Are Interaction Diagrams?  As with use-case diagrams, you will use specific input artifacts to create interaction diagrams. Use-Case Specification Glossary Use-Case Diagram Interaction Diagrams

Solid Palette Gradient Palette I Gradient Palette II APPLYING THESE COLORS Click on the desired color Click on the paintbrush tool located on your toolbar Click on the object you want to colorize Helpful tip: Double click the paintbrush tool to apply color to more than one object at a time. Do not use Gradient or transparent fills for slides to be used on PlaceWare.com To use or remove these color palettes, go to View/Master/Slide Master Optional logo for your notes/handouts slides What Are Interaction Diagrams?  Interaction diagrams are modeled in the Logical View under the appropriate use- case realization.  They are created based on the use cases included in the use-case model and the use-case flow of events.  Interaction diagrams are modeled in the Logical View under the appropriate use- case realization.  They are created based on the use cases included in the use-case model and the use-case flow of events.

Solid Palette Gradient Palette I Gradient Palette II APPLYING THESE COLORS Click on the desired color Click on the paintbrush tool located on your toolbar Click on the object you want to colorize Helpful tip: Double click the paintbrush tool to apply color to more than one object at a time. Do not use Gradient or transparent fills for slides to be used on PlaceWare.com To use or remove these color palettes, go to View/Master/Slide Master Optional logo for your notes/handouts slides  A sequence diagram is an interaction diagram that emphasizes the time ordering of messages.  A sequence diagram is an interaction diagram that emphasizes the time ordering of messages. What Are Sequence Diagrams?

Solid Palette Gradient Palette I Gradient Palette II APPLYING THESE COLORS Click on the desired color Click on the paintbrush tool located on your toolbar Click on the object you want to colorize Helpful tip: Double click the paintbrush tool to apply color to more than one object at a time. Do not use Gradient or transparent fills for slides to be used on PlaceWare.com To use or remove these color palettes, go to View/Master/Slide Master Optional logo for your notes/handouts slides  A sequence diagram is made up of the following basic elements  Actors  Objects  Messages  Lifelines  Focus of control  A sequence diagram is made up of the following basic elements  Actors  Objects  Messages  Lifelines  Focus of control What Are Sequence Diagrams?

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Solid Palette Gradient Palette I Gradient Palette II APPLYING THESE COLORS Click on the desired color Click on the paintbrush tool located on your toolbar Click on the object you want to colorize Helpful tip: Double click the paintbrush tool to apply color to more than one object at a time. Do not use Gradient or transparent fills for slides to be used on PlaceWare.com To use or remove these color palettes, go to View/Master/Slide Master Optional logo for your notes/handouts slides What Are Collaboration Diagrams?  A collaboration diagram is made up of the following basic elements  Actors  Objects  Links  Messages  A collaboration diagram is made up of the following basic elements  Actors  Objects  Links  Messages

Solid Palette Gradient Palette I Gradient Palette II APPLYING THESE COLORS Click on the desired color Click on the paintbrush tool located on your toolbar Click on the object you want to colorize Helpful tip: Double click the paintbrush tool to apply color to more than one object at a time. Do not use Gradient or transparent fills for slides to be used on PlaceWare.com To use or remove these color palettes, go to View/Master/Slide Master Optional logo for your notes/handouts slides What Are Class Diagrams?  A class diagram shows a set of classes, interfaces, and collaborations and their relationships.

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Solid Palette Gradient Palette I Gradient Palette II APPLYING THESE COLORS Click on the desired color Click on the paintbrush tool located on your toolbar Click on the object you want to colorize Helpful tip: Double click the paintbrush tool to apply color to more than one object at a time. Do not use Gradient or transparent fills for slides to be used on PlaceWare.com To use or remove these color palettes, go to View/Master/Slide Master Optional logo for your notes/handouts slides What Are Class Diagrams?  Class diagrams show the static view of the system and are modeled in the Logical View under the appropriate use-case realization.

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