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Visual Studio 2010 and UML(Unified Modeling Language) Part-I

Apr 18 2011 3:24PM by Jalpesh   

Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 comes with great UML Features I will explain them in details in future post. But In this post I am going to explain the UML concepts because its necessary to understand UML concepts before moving to Visual Studio 2010 part. I know this post may sound very basic to some of people but its necessary to understand visual studio 2010 UML Features. So let’s start first basic question.

What is UML?

UML means Unified Modeling Language its a standard language for specifying, visualizing, and documenting the artifacts of  software systems as well as for business modelling . UML provide a set of engineering practice that has proven successful modeling of large complex and complex systems. In UML mostly graphical notations are used for expressing design concepts of software. Using UML software development team communicate,explore and architectural design of large scale projects.

Goals and Advantages of UML

  1. Provide user a visually appealing modelling language
  2. Its provides extensibility and specialization mechanism to extend the software.
  3. Its independent of  any programming language
  4. Its works better with Object Oriented Design concepts
  5. It integrates best practices

Why we need to use UML?

As you know software is now key part of any company production life cycle. Companies want to enhance their production life cycle with the help of software. So software industries are looking towards to automate the best practices,frameworks and patterns.  UML language is defined to use this kind of things.

Different Type of UML Diagrams

1) Class Diagram

This diagram displays contains classes,packages and structures. It displays the relationship between them and Inheritance also.

2) Sequence Diagram

This diagram displays sequences of object and classes participating in the particular operation.

3) Use Case  Diagram

This diagram displays the relationship between the actors and user cases.

4) Activity Diagram

This diagram displays the flow of the iteration. Here it describes the actions that are taken on particular objects

5) Component Diagram

This diagram displays the code component of system. It displays high level structure of code itself. It also shows dependencies among the components.

6) Layer Diagram

This diagram visualizes the logical architecture of the system.

We will explore this each Diagram in great details in forthcoming posts.

Visual Studio 2010 and UML

Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 supports the Modelling Projects from where you can create different diagrams. Like following.

ProjectDialog

After that You can add any diagrams and other components of the UML via right click project->add new item.

UMLDiagram

 

That’s it. We will explore all the features in great details in forthcoming posts. Stay tuned for more.. Hope this will help you..

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