Using UML and the Unified Process

Ruud Lemmers (LogicaCMG Maastricht) ruud.lemmers@logicacmg.com

LogicaCMG 2006. All rights reserved

Agenda
Workshop goals Your knowledge Unified Process Refresh UML knowledge Hands-on: develop an example

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Goals
Create Unified Process awareness Refresh UML knowledge Learning to combine UML diagrams (learning by doing)

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Your knowledge
1. UML No or very little knowledge (knowledge of less than 3 UML diagrams) Some experience (3-4) Intermediate (5-6) Advanced (7-8) Expert (more than 8) 2. Unified Process No knowledge Basic knowledge Intermediate / Advanced

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Why Unified Process?

What is UML? Why is just UML not enough?

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Inefficient Process

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Unified Process
Characteristics Incremental Iterative Architecture centric Flavours UP: Unified Process RUP: Rational Unified Process OpenUP: Open Unified Process

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Unified Process

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Inception
Establish (business) rationale work / out business case Determine scope Go no go decision for next phase Should be short (a few days)!

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Elaboration
Collect detailed requirements High-level analysis & design Establish baseline architecture Create plan for construction

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Construction
Detailed design Write the software Notes: Multiple iterations Refactoring Self-Testing Code

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Transition
Beta testing Bug fixing Performance tuning User training

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Artifacts
Vision (Inc. + Ela.) Use case model (Inc. + Ela. + Con.) User interface prototype (Ela.) Domain model (Ela.) Software architecture document (Ela.)
Class diagrams Sequence diagrams Deployment diagram

Design model (Ela. + Con.)

Hardcore developer details

Data model (Ela. + Con.)

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Unified Process

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Use case diagram

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Class diagram

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Sequence diagram

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Elevator example: vision

To construct a system, capable of completely monitoring and operating an elevator. This should include opening and closing the doors, moving the elevator to the requested floors, detecting problems, etc.

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Elevator example: vision (revisited)

To construct a system, capable of completely monitoring and operating an elevator. This should include opening and closing the doors, moving (the elevator) to requested floors, detecting problems, etc.

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ruud.lemmers@logicacmg.com

Ruud Lemmers (LogicaCMG Maastricht)

LogicaCMG 2006. All rights reserved