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What does "UML" stand for?
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Unified Modeling Language
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What is Static Modeling
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Static modeling captures the physical structure of a piece of software. For example: what operations and attributes a class contains, what interfaces a class realizes, or what packages contain all this.
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Class structures
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Why are class diagrams important.
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Class diagrams are often the focus of a UML Model
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Focus
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What is the purpose of composite structures
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Composite structures are specifically designed to represent patterns
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patterns
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What is the purpose of behavioral modeling?
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Behavioral modeling captures how the various elements of a system interact during execution.
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interactions
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What is OCL
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Object Constraint Language (OCL), a simple language defined to express constraints on UML diagrams.
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Constraint
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What is the most common use of UML?
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the Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a visual language for capturing software designs and patterns.
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Designs and Pattersn
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What uses other than software design can UML be used for?
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UML can capture and communicate everything from company organization to business processes to distributed enterprise software.
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organization and structure
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What is the overall purpose of UML?
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a common way of capturing and expressing relationships, behaviors, and high-level ideas in a notation that's easy to learn and efficient to write.
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high level ideas, visual
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What was the first version of UML released? When?
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In 1997, UML was accepted by the Object Management Group (OMG) and released as UML v1.1.
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Hired on to MS. Oh My God (OMG) v1.1
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What does OMG stand for?
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Object Management Group
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UML is a language, why?
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It has both syntax and semantics
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structure and meaning
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What is the basic building block of UML.
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the diagram
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Where does UML find its greatest use?
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Software development
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SDL
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What does MDA stand for?
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Model Driven Architecture
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Tommy Smothers
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Who was the Three Amigos
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Three Amigos, Booch, Rumbaugh, and Jacobson
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What is Diagram Interchange Specification.
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provides a way to share UML models between different modeling tools.
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What is the UML Infrastructure?
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The UML Infrastructure defines the fundamental, low-level, core, bottom-most concepts in UML; a metamodel that is used to produce the rest of UML.
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What is the UML Superstructure
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The UML Superstructure is the formal definition of the elements of UML
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formal
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Define UML proficiency
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Becoming proficient with UML means understanding what each diagram has to offer and knowing when to apply it.
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How, when and why.
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What is a UML profile?
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A collection of stereotypes and constraints on elements that map the otherwise generic UML to a specific problem domain or implementation.
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What are the two general types of diagrams used in UML?
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UML 2.0 divides diagrams into two categories: structural diagrams and behavioral diagrams.
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structure and behavior
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