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Building Analysis Classes

Building Analysis Classes. Use-Case Analysis Steps. Supplement the Use-Case Descriptions For each use-case realization Find Classes from Use-Case Behavior Distribute Use-Case Behavior to Classes For each resulting analysis class Describe Responsibilities

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Chapter 6

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Case Study #1 Library System

Case Study #1 Library System. Arry Akhmad Arman School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia Email: arman@kupalima.com Website: http://www.kupalima.com Blog: http://kupalima.wordpress.com Download Center: http://slideshare.net/kupalima

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Hybrid Top-down and Bottom-up Interprocedural Analysis

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UML Class Diagram and Packages

UML Class Diagram and Packages. Written by Zvika Gutterman Adam Carmi. Agenda. What is a Class Diagram? Essential Elements of a UML Class Diagram Packages and Class Diagrams Analysis Classes Approach Tips. What is a Class Diagram?.

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UML Class Diagram and Packages

UML Class Diagram and Packages. Written by Zvika Gutterman Adam Carmi. Agenda. What is a Class Diagram? Essential Elements of a UML Class Diagram Packages and Class Diagrams Analysis Classes Approach Tips. What is a Class Diagram?.

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UML Class Diagram and Packages

UML Class Diagram and Packages. Agenda. What is a Class Diagram? Essential Elements of a UML Class Diagram Packages and Class Diagrams Analysis Classes Approach Tips. What is a Class Diagram?.

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Design

Design. Analysis builds a logical model that delivers the functionality. Design fully specifies how this functionality will be delivered. Design looks from the implementation point of view. Goals. Flexible, Flexible, Flexible Should be fluid enough to modify and extend Efficiency

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UML Class Diagram

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Chapter 7: Classes and Objects Chapter 8: Finding Analysis Classes

CS 426/CPE 426 Senior Projects. Chapter 7: Classes and Objects Chapter 8: Finding Analysis Classes. [ Arlow and Neustadt , 2005]. University of Nevada, Reno Department of Computer Science & Engineering. Outline. Objects UML Notation for Objects Classes UML Notation for Classes

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Architectural Design

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Tracking and ECAL reconstruction

Tracking and ECAL reconstruction. How well does the current implementation compared to the model ? Does it fulfill its expectations ?. Introduction. The model rules : summary Tracking reconstruction Objectives Current implementation in real data and MC Critique ECAL reconstruction

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CS3773 Software Engineering

CS3773 Software Engineering. Lecture 05 UML Sequence Diagram. Interaction Diagram. Models how objects collaborate to achieve results Is a holistic view of behavior across many objects Includes four kinds of diagrams Sequence diagram

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Unified Software Process Requirements Analysis & Software Design (Elaboration)

Unified Software Process Requirements Analysis & Software Design (Elaboration). Software Engineering November 8, 2014. Overview of USP. Requirements Elicitation (Definition). Problem Statement & User Needs. Use Case Model. Requirements Elaboaration (OO-Analysis).

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Relationships

Relationships. Relationships between objects and between classes. What is a relationship Meaningful connection between elements Objects standing in isolation is useless Connection among objects are called links When objects work together we say that they collaborate

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Version 0.0 01/26/2004 talk by Krzysztof Genser FNAL/CD/CCF

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Chapter 18 Analysis for WebApps

Chapter 18 Analysis for WebApps. 18.1 Requirements Analysis for WebApps. Major Tasks Formulation Requirements Gathering Analysis Modeling. 1/9. SafeHomeAssured.com user. guest. registered user. customer service staff. new customer. existing customer.

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