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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 5
.10
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Figure 5
.11
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
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Figure 5
.22
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Figure 6
.1
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Figure 6
.2
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Figure 7
.1
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Figure 7
.2
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Figure 7
.3
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Figure 7
.4
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Figure 7
.5
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Figure 8
.1
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Figure 9
.1
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Figure 9
.2
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Figure 10
.1
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Figure 10
.2
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Figure 10
.3
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Figure 10
.4
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Figure 10
.5
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Figure 10
.6
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Figure 10
.7
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Figure 11
.1
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Figure 11
.2
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Qualified association
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75
Multiple classification
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77
Association dass
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78
Promoting an association dass to a full dass
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78
Association dass subtleties (Role should probably
not be an association dass)
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79
Using a dass for a temporal relationship
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80
«Temporal» keyword for associations
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80
Template dass
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81
Bound element (version 1)
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82
Bound element (version 2)
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82
Enumeration
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83
Active dass
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83
Classes with messages
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84
Class diagram of Party composition structure
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88
Object diagram showing example instances of Party
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88
Ways of showing packages an diagrams
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90
Package diagram for an enterprise application
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92
Separating Figure 7
.2 into two aspects
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93
A package implemented by other packages
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94
Defining a required interface in a client package
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95
Example deployment diagram
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98
Example use case text
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101
Use case diagram
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103
A simple state machine diagram
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108
Internal events shown with the typing state
of a text field
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109
A state with an activity
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110
Superstate with nested substates
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111
Concurrent orthogonal states
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112
A C# nested switch to handle the state
transition from Figure 10
.1
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113
A State pattern implementation for Figure 10
.1
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114
A simple activity diagram
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118
A subsidiary activity diagram
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120
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