UML 2.0. Almanach

In a Nutshell

by Dan Pilone, Neil Pitman

Wyczerpuj?cy przewodnik po j?zyku UML 2.0 Specyfikacja j?zyka UML 2.0 Modelowanie statyczne i dynamiczne Rozszerzanie i zastosowania UML-a

Ujednolicony j?zyk modelowania (UML) pocz?tkowo s?u?y? do opisu elementow oprogramowania, jednak z powodu swej elegancji i przejrzysto?ci zyskuje na popularno?ci w zakresie modelowania zagadnie? z innych dziedzin. W zwi?zku z tym coraz wi?cej osob ma szans? zetkn si? z diagramami w j?zyku UML. Je?li si?gn e? po t? ksi k?, prawdopodobnie czeka to tak?e Ciebie. Chcia?by? wiedzie?, co oznaczaj? ro?ne zako?czenia linii na diagramach klas albo zrozumie? skomplikowany diagram interakcji? Zajrzyj do ?rodka.

"UML 2.0. Almanach" to kompletny podr?cznik dla u?ytkownikow tego j?zyka. Dzi?ki tej ksi ce poznasz podstawy modelowania w UML-u. Nauczysz si? tworzy? i rozumie? diagramy statyczne, na przyk?ad klas, pakietow czy struktur z?o?onych, a tak?e diagramy zachowania, takie jak przypadkow u?ycia, aktywno?ci czy interakcji. Dowiesz si?, jak wszechstronne zastosowania ma ten j?zyk oraz w jaki sposob mo?na go rozszerza? do wykonywania specyficznych zada?. Znajdziesz tu tak?e krotkie wprowadzenie do j?zyka Object Constraint Language (OCL) oraz architektury sterowanej modelem (MDA). Podstawy modelowania w UML-u Diagramy statyczne i diagramy zachowania Dobor odpowiedniego rodzaju diagramu Znaczenie symboli, notacji i linii Rozszerzanie UML-a za pomoc? etykiet, stereotypow i profili Architektura sterowana modelem J?zyk Object Constraint Language (OCL) Praktyczne wskazowki z zakresu modelowania Poznaj tajniki modelowania w j?zyku UML 2.0

Genres: Reference, Programming, Software, Computer Science, Nonfiction, Architecture, Technical

248 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[Vladimir · Rating 4 out of 5]

You know, UML is like a classical music.
* Few people use it.
* Even less actually understand it.
* There are hundreds of remakes.
* You have to be aware of it in the high society.

[Patrick Coakley · Rating 4 out of 5]

I needed something to learn UML, and this book does a pretty good job. I had some experience with UML in the past, but I wanted to understand it better so that I could start using it in the future, as most of my exposure was reading existing documents. UML 2.0 in a Nutshell is concise and easy to read, and the perhaps the only major omission is more depth in some of the chapters. After all, it's still a reference book, and despite being a "quick-reference" it could stand to be a bit bigger.

[Chris Seltzer · Rating 3 out of 5]

There are better UML references out there but this is a serviceable quick reference if you don't have access to a search engine for some reason.

[Ashish · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very straight forward introduction to UML. If you already have worked on a software project of a considerable size you will find it useful and easy to follow this book.

Not a single word in the book has been wasted to delve in anything other than UML. However, this book does not go very deep into UML topics and if you wish to get a deeper knowledge of UML, you should try some other book.

[Justin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Dude. Its The UML.

Lets make some state diagrams and some use cases and some class diagrams. Doesn't that sound like an awesome way to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon?

[Alex Ott · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok as overview/to refresh knowledge, but if you want to learn in deep, then it's better to take another book