Behavior Diagrams include : - Use Case Diagram (used by some methodologies during requirements gathering) - Activity Diagram - State Machi...

The Interaction diagrams represent how objects interact with one another through message passing. There are two kinds of Interaction Diagra...

Structure Diagrams as part of UML2.1: Class diagrams Object diagrams Composite structure diagrams Component diagrams Deployment diagra...

Objects have both attributes and behaviors. Attribute is also know as state. When objects are incredibly complicated then to have better und...

A Dependency relationship means when a class consumes/uses methods or variables from other class(supplier).So a change to supplier class aff...

A Composition is a tight Association and denotes "whole-part" relationship.So when an object is destroyed then all its constituent...

An Aggregation is an Association which denotes an "is part of" relationship. Take a 'Car', for example, it is consisted o...

An Association specifies how objects are related to one another.To identify associations,look for verb and prepositional phrases like 'p...

An Actor can be identified by finding an answer for following points: Who is: -interacting -benefited -maintaining -supplying information...

A Usecase represents a particular scenario which corresponds to functional requirement(s) of a system to be designed and developed.An Actor ...

Procedural programming is an unstructured way of programming which consists of set of procedures/method calls/instructions to be executed se...

UML predominantly includes static and dynamic model diagrams and each diagram has their own set of notations. In brief, the classification o...

Unified Modelling Language(UML) is a notational language which comprises of several tools and techniques to support object oriented developm...