面向对象的Java与UMLChapter-01-03Figure-11-The-concepts.ppt

Click to edit Master title style,Click to edit Master text styles,Second level,Third level,Fourth level,Fifth level,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,*,Figure 1.1,The concepts for a successful software development,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 1.2,The process of developing software,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 2.1,The UML notation for a Bank Account object,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 2.2,A use case diagram to describe aspects of an order-processing system,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 2.3,A UML activity diagram showing a simple business process to issue an invoice and collect payment,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 2.4,A UML statechart diagram to describe the behaviour of a bank account,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 2.5,A UML sequence diagram to describe the interaction in a simple order processing use case,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 2.6,A UML collaboration diagram showing a simple interaction in an order processing use case,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 2.7,A UML class diagram to show the objects and their relationships in a system to support order processing,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 2.8,A UML component diagram showing the relationship between components that make up a call centre system,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 3.1,Schematic of the oil industry process,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 3.2,Vision of automatic ordering by customers,with automated scheduling of production and delivery,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,Figure 3.3,Suggested interface to the site safety auditing system,Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003,