Part I. Tutorial
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2. UML Based OOA&D
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Background to UML
2.3. UML Based Processes for OOA&D
2.3.1. Types of Process
2.3.2. A Development Process for This Manual
2.4. Why ArgoUML is Different
2.4.1. Cognitive Psychology
2.4.2. Open Standards
2.4.3. 100% Pure Java
2.4.4. Open Source
2.5. ArgoUML Basics
2.5.1. Getting Started
2.5.2. The ArgoUML User Interface
2.5.3. Output
2.5.4. Working With Design Critics
2.6. The Case Study (To be written)
3. Requirements Capture
3.1. Introduction
3.2. The Requirements Capture Process
3.2.1. Process Steps
3.3. Output of the Requirements Capture Process
3.3.1. Vision Document
3.3.2. Use Case Diagram
3.3.3. The Use Case Specification
3.3.4. Supplementary Requirement Specification
3.4. Using Use Cases in ArgoUML
3.4.1. Actors
3.4.2. Use Cases
3.4.3. Associations
3.4.4. Hierarchical Use Cases
3.4.5. Stereotypes
3.4.6. Documentation
3.4.7. System Boundary Box
3.5. Case Study
3.5.1. Vision Document
3.5.2. Identifying Actors and Use Cases
3.5.3. Associations (To be written)
3.5.4. Advanced Diagram Features (To be written)
3.5.5. Use Case Specifications (To be written)
3.5.6. Supplementary Requirements Specification (To be written)
4. Analysis
4.1. Introduction
4.2. The Analysis Process (To be written)
4.2.1. Output of the Analysis Process (To be written)
4.3. Class Diagrams (To be written)
4.3.1. The Class Diagram (To be written)
4.3.2. Advanced Class Diagrams (To be written)
4.4. Creating Class Diagrams in ArgoUML
4.4.1. Classes
4.4.2. Associations (To be written)
4.4.3. Class Attributes and Operations (To be written)
4.4.4. Advanced Class Features (To be written)
4.5. Sequence Diagrams (To be written)
4.5.1. The Sequence Diagram (To be written)
4.5.2. Identifying Actions (To be written)
4.5.3. Advanced Sequence Diagrams (To be written)
4.6. Creating Sequence Diagrams in ArgoUML
4.6.1. Sequence Diagrams
4.6.2. Actions (To be written)
4.6.3. Advanced Sequence Diagrams (To be written)
4.7. Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
4.7.1. The Statechart Diagram (To be written)
4.7.2. Advanced Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
4.8. Creating Statechart Diagrams in ArgoUML
4.8.1. Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
4.8.2. States (To be written)
4.8.3. Transitions (To be written)
4.8.4. Actions (To be written)
4.8.5. Advanced Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
4.9. Realization Use Cases (To be written)
4.10. Creating Realization Use Cases in ArgoUML (To be written)
4.11. Case Study (To be written)
4.11.1. Concept Class Diagrams (To be written)
4.11.2. System Sequence Diagrams (To be written)
4.11.3. System Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
4.11.4. Realization Use Cases (To be written)
5. Design
5.1. Introduction
5.2. The Design Process (To be written)
5.2.1. Output of the Design Process (To be written)
5.3. Package Diagrams (To be written)
5.3.1. The Package Diagram (To be written)
5.3.2. Advanced Package Diagrams (To be written)
5.4. Creating Package Diagrams in ArgoUML
5.4.1. Packages
5.4.2. Relationships between packages (To be written)
5.4.3. Advanced Package Features (To be written)
5.5. More on Class Diagrams (To be written)
5.5.1. The Class Diagram (To be written)
5.5.2. Advanced Class Diagrams (To be written)
5.6. More on Class Diagrams in ArgoUML (To be written)
5.6.1. Classes (To be written)
5.6.2. Class Attributes and Operations (To be written)
5.6.3. Advanced Class Features
5.7. Sequence and Collaboration Diagrams (To be written)
5.7.1. More on the Sequence Diagram (To be written)
5.7.2. The Collaboration Diagram (To be written)
5.7.3. Advanced Collaboration Diagrams (To be written)
5.8. Creating Collaboration Diagrams in ArgoUML (To be written)
5.8.1. Collaboration Diagrams (To be written)
5.8.2. Messages (To be written)
5.8.3. Advanced Collaboration Diagrams (To be written)
5.9. Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
5.9.1. The Statechart Diagram (To be written)
5.9.2. Advanced Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
5.10. Creating Statechart Diagrams in ArgoUML (To be written)
5.10.1. Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
5.10.2. States (To be written)
5.10.3. Transitions (To be written)
5.10.4. Actions (To be written)
5.10.5. Advanced Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
5.11. Activity Diagrams (To be written)
5.11.1. The Activity Diagram (To be written)
5.12. Creating Activity Diagrams in ArgoUML (To be written)
5.12.1. Activity Diagrams (To be written)
5.12.2. Action States (To be written)
5.13. Deployment Diagrams (To be written)
5.13.1. The Deployment Diagram (To be written)
5.14. Creating Deployment Diagrams in ArgoUML (To be written)
5.14.1. Nodes (To be written)
5.14.2. Components (To be written)
5.14.3. Relationships between nodes and components (To be written)
5.15. System Architecture (To be written)
5.16. Case Study (To be written)
5.16.1. Packages (To be written)
5.16.2. Class Diagrams (To be written)
5.16.3. Sequence Diagrams (To be written)
5.16.4. Collaboration Diagrams (To be written)
5.16.5. Statechart Diagrams (To be written)
5.16.6. Activity Diagrams (To be written)
5.16.7. The Deployment Diagram (To be written)
5.16.8. The System Architecture (To be written)
6. Code Generation, Reverse Engineering, and Round Trip Engineering
6.1. Introduction
6.2. Code Generation
6.2.1. Generating Code from the Static Structure
6.2.2. Generating code from interactions and state machines
6.3. Code Generation in ArgoUML
6.3.1. Static Structure
6.3.2. Interactions and statechart diagrams
6.4. Reverse Engineering
6.5. Round-Trip Engineering