The UML «include» Relationship and the Functional Refinement of Use Cases
Sofia Azevedo, Ricardo J. Mac, Alexandre Bragança, Hugo Ribeiro
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Sofia Azevedo, Ricardo J. Mac, Alexandre Bragança, Hugo Ribeiro
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Developing software with model-driven approaches involves dealing with diverse modeling artifacts such as use case diagrams, component diagrams, class diagrams, activity diagrams, sequence diagrams and others. In this paper we focus on use cases for software development and we analyze them from the perspective of detail. In that context we explore the UML (Unified Modeling Language) ≪include≫ relationship. This work allows understanding the use case modeling activity with support for refinement and provides for specific guidelines on how to conduct such activity.
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Developing software with model-driven approaches involves dealing with diverse modeling artifacts such as use case diagrams, component diagrams, class diagrams, activity diagrams, sequence diagrams and others. In this paper we focus on use cases for software development and we analyze them from the perspective of detail. In that context we explore the UML (Unified Modeling Language) ≪include≫ relationship. This work allows understanding the use case modeling activity with support for refinement and provides for specific guidelines on how to conduct such activity.
Key concepts: Activity diagram, Sequence diagram, Use Case Diagram, Unified Modeling Language, Computer science, Class diagram, Communication diagram, Story-driven modeling