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Spatiotemporal extensions to Unified Modeling Language
Proceedings. Tenth International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications. DEXA 99, 1999Geographic information systems (GIS) and other multimedia applications such as video databases have motivated recent interest in spatiotemporal data modeling. This paper presents a graphical extension to the Unified Modeling Language (UML) which is designed to support requirements analysis and specification for applications having different underlying ...
Rosanne Price +2 more
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2010
The unified modeling language (UML) [185, 186] is a standardized general-purpose modeling language that lets one to specify, visualize, build, and document the artifacts of software-intensive systems . The goal of such a language is to model software systems prior to construction and concurrently automates the production, improves the quality, reduces ...
Mourad Debbabi +4 more
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The unified modeling language (UML) [185, 186] is a standardized general-purpose modeling language that lets one to specify, visualize, build, and document the artifacts of software-intensive systems . The goal of such a language is to model software systems prior to construction and concurrently automates the production, improves the quality, reduces ...
Mourad Debbabi +4 more
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2014
This chapter presents the unified modelling language (UML), which is a visual modelling language for software systems, and it is used to present several views of the system architecture. It was developed at rational corporation as a notation for modelling object-oriented systems.
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This chapter presents the unified modelling language (UML), which is a visual modelling language for software systems, and it is used to present several views of the system architecture. It was developed at rational corporation as a notation for modelling object-oriented systems.
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1997
The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is part of a development to merge (unify) the concepts in the Booch, Objectory and OMT methods (Booch and Rumbaugh 1995; Booch et al 1996). The method is still under development (and has taken a low profile recently), however the notation underlying this method is nearing completion. This notation is now the focus of
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The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is part of a development to merge (unify) the concepts in the Booch, Objectory and OMT methods (Booch and Rumbaugh 1995; Booch et al 1996). The method is still under development (and has taken a low profile recently), however the notation underlying this method is nearing completion. This notation is now the focus of
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Version Management in Unified Modeling Language
2001Change in requirements leads to evolution of software systems. Evolution of software projects can be captured using version management mechanisms. Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a well known modeling language for software projects. One of the limitations of the UML is lack of support for version management.
D. Janaki Ram +2 more
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2005 IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing (VL/HCC'05), 2005
Alexander Knapp, Harald Störrle
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Alexander Knapp, Harald Störrle
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VR-UML: The Unified Modeling Language in Virtual Reality – An Immersive Modeling Experience
Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, 2021Roy Oberhauser, Oberhauser Roy
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Modelling and Notation — The Unified Modeling Language
2003Modelling is one of the fundamental tools that are used in software development. Understanding the importance and role of models is necessary. Hence, this brief introduction to modelling has been put at the beginning of the book. If you are unfamiliar with modelling, then reading this chapter carefully will help prepare you for the detail to come.
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