1. Dynamic Modeling: Defining Classes
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2. Introduction
(User) Requirement Analysis was done using Use Case Model. Result of this phase is a Use Case Diagram(s).
Further analysis involves using the use cases to discover classes and relationship among them. Result of this phase is a class diagram(s).
Next the classes need to be defined: the attributes, the methods and dynamics of the interaction among the classes. Dynamic Model expresses the dynamic behavior of objects of class and the interaction among objects during the execution of a system.
Dynamic Modeling Tools are: Collaboration diagram, state diagram, sequence diagram and activity diagram.
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3. Topics for Discussion Revisit Weather Station analysis.
Other class diagrams from Lab2.
Class definition.
Interface, Abstract Class, Concrete Class.
Sequence Diagrams: describe how objects interact and communicate with each other. Primary focus here is time.
Collaboration Diagrams: describe how objects interact but the focus is on space.
Activity Diagrams: yet another way of showing interaction but with focus on activities.
Since Sequence, Collaboration, and Activity diagrams all show interaction, you must make a choice as what you want to use in your practice.
State Diagrams: describe which states an object can have during its life cycle, behavior in those states, and along with events that bring about state transitions.
We will study Sequence Diagrams and State Diagrams.
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4. Class Definition Class name
Class attributes/characteristics/properties/data
Class operations/capabilities/behaviors/methods
Types of methods:
Constructor(s)
Destructor
Service methods
Get/set methods
Utility methods
Predicate methods
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5. Sequence Diagrams
Sequence diagrams illustrate how objects interact with each other.
They focus on message sequences.
Objects interact by sending messages that invoke operations specified by the objects receiving the messages.
Two axes: vertical axes shows time, horizontal access shows objects.
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6. Message Types and Notation (UML)
Synchronous Message (call)
Asynchronous Message (interrupt)
Simple Message (passing of control
Flow)
Message Return
Note: Rational Rose Demo tool provides just one type
of arrow head for all the messages.
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7. Components of a Sequence Diagram
An object
which is an
instance of class
Manager
An Object
An object Dan which is an instance of class Manager
Dan, the Manager is
sending a message to
Sue, the Employee
to contactClient();
contactClient() is a method of
Employee class.
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8. Job Application: Class Diagram
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9. Job Application: Sequence Diagram
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10. State Diagram
Defines the semantics of a class or operations within an object.
Basic components: Initial State, Final State, intermediate state, state transition and associated labels.
All objects have a state which is a result of previous activities performed by the object.
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11. Matrix of Diagrams Sequence CRC Class Analysis System Design Class
Use
Case
Sequence
Collabortn.
Component
Deployment
CRC
Class
State
Activity
Package
Analysis
System
Design
Class
Design
Physical
Architecture
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