Statechart diagrams model the behavior of a single object over its lifetime. State Chart DiagramsShould be created only when needed to represent state-controlled class behavior. Particularly useful in modeling complex interactions that may be difficult to capture in a Use Case or to supplement the textual Use Case Description. State Chart DiagramsState Diagrams specify the sequences of states that an object can be in events and conditions that cause transition from one state to another and actions that take place when the next state is reached Can be attached to use cases to model a scenario.
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(Sometimes the non-functional requirements are addressed here)Is not necessary for single processing environment.ĭeployment ViewThis View is used for distributed systems only.Shows how the various executables and other runtime components are mapped to the underlying platforms or computing nodes.ĭo not confuse the Deployment View with deployment and deployment artifacts as found in the Transition phase.This is an architectural View not a development Phase! (Some done clean up, rework in Transition)Ĥ+1 Architectural ViewProcess ViewIncludes the threads and processes that form the systems concurrency and synchronization mechanisms.Addresses the performance, scalability, and throughput of the system. Most (almost all) of this work is done during Construction phase.
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Much analysis and design involve packages and models in this view.In fact, most analysis and design in done hereMost requirements done in Use Case ViewMuch of this work is done during the Elaboration Phase and some in the Construction Phase.Ĥ+1 Architectural View = in RoseImplementation View (Component View in Rose) Describes organization of static software modules (source code, data files, components, executables, and such) in terms of packaging and layering and configuration management.Īddresses issues of ease of development, management of software assets, reuse, sub-contracting, and off-the-shelf components.
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It can also include state-chart and activity diagrams. Central!!Used for requirements capture and analysisand much, much moreĤ+1 Architectural ViewLogical ViewSupports modeling the functional requirements of the system, meaning the services the system should provide its end users.Includes analysis class modeling, use case realizations, and interaction diagrams and more. It can also include activity diagrams.Is the heart of and drives all other views. Includesuse case diagrams, use case flow of events, and supplemental documentation. Serves as a contract between customer and developer.Is essential to analysis, design and test activities. Process ViewDeployment ViewLogical ViewUse-Case ViewImplementation ViewProgrammers Software management System topology Delivery, installationcommunicationSystem engineeringAnalysts/DesignersStructure / Behaviors Very Important: 4 + 1 Architectural ViewĤ+1 Architectural ViewUse Case View - represents the systems intended functions and environment as seen by its end users. The 4 + 1 Architectural Views: how they work in Rose. E.g.: classes, interfaces, collaborations, components, nodes, dependencies, generalizations, and associations. Design model contains class diagrams, sequence diagrams, and a number of others.ĭiagrams: means by which we view of the system.Different building blocks (model elements) for different types. Logical View contains analysis model, business object model, design model (Sometimes models can contain views too) Models generally contain a number of diagrams some of these terms are used interchangeablyE.g. Views allow different stakeholders to see the system from their own perspectives Views contain Models E.g. Models are complete representations of the system. ModelsModels themselves are constructed using different views and diagrams to accurately depict different stakeholder perspectives and the systems building blocks, respectively. What is Visual ModelingHelps organize, visualize, and understand complexity.Is the mapping of real processes of a system to a graphical representation.Is a proven and accepted engineering technique.Rose uses a common vocabulary, the Unified Modeling Language (UML). Original Notes from Rational Software Corporation modified considerably for instructional purposes
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