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Title

Lab - System Sequence Diagram

Course

Software Engineering

Abstract

Create UML sequence diagrams to express class behavior.

Author

Douglas Troy

Genre

Design diagram

Assignment Duration

Class Period

Communication Skill

Writing

Technical Skill

Design

Workplace Scenario

In this lab you will our UML diagramming tool to create a system sequence diagram (SSD) for a use case in your project. The SSD is created using sequence diagram notation. You can use the SSD as an aid to help you team to design the interface with the end-user. As with the other UML labs, experience with modeling will be applicable to potential internships or careers.

Team Size

N/A
Lab#4 UML SystemSeqDiagram.docx
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Title

System Sequence Diagram

Course

Software Engineering

Abstract

Create UML sequence diagrams to express class behavior

Author

Douglas Troy

Source

Larman, Craig. Applying UML and Patterns: An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development (3rd Edition), 2004.

Genre

Design diagram

Assignment Duration

Less than a week

Communication Skill

Writing

Technical Skill

Design

Workplace Scenario

The purpose of this assignment is to introduce another modeling tool called the System Sequence Diagram (SSD). SSDs are a special case of UML sequence diagrams that illustrate the input and output events between actors and the system. Typically a SSD corresponds to one scenario from a Use Case. The SSD shows the interaction of the actor with the new system, so it is a bridge between conceptual design (analysis) and software design. In this assignment you will sketch a domain model, illustrating the real-world objects for one of your project use cases. Your supervisor will review the domain model and offer comments to help you to refine your understanding of the use case.

Team Size

N/A
HW_12.docx
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