The document introduces Object-Oriented Software Engineering (OOSE) and describes developing a Requirements Model. It discusses actors, use cases, interface descriptions, and problem domain objects. The focus is on developing the Requirements Model, including use case modeling. Inputs include requirements specifications from users and existing documentation. Outputs include the use case model, use case descriptions, user and system interface descriptions, and a problem domain object list.
It is the presentation file used by Jim Huang (jserv) at OSDC.tw 2009. New compiler technologies are invisible but highly integrated around our world, and we can enrich the experience via facilitating LLVM.
Presentazione presso Backer & McKenzie, Milano.
Il mercato italiano e le opportunità di crescita per le aziende: il modello Tipo S.p.A. (23 ottobre 2014)
It is the presentation file used by Jim Huang (jserv) at OSDC.tw 2009. New compiler technologies are invisible but highly integrated around our world, and we can enrich the experience via facilitating LLVM.
Presentazione presso Backer & McKenzie, Milano.
Il mercato italiano e le opportunità di crescita per le aziende: il modello Tipo S.p.A. (23 ottobre 2014)
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Requirements Model:
captures functional
requirements from
user perspective
Seamless, incremental transition between stages and models, iterations possible
Analysis Model:
maintainable with
logical structure;
implementation-
independent
ANALYSIS CONSTRUCTION TESTING
Design Model:
impose implementation
constraints on analysis
model
Implementation Model:
system code written
from the design model
Test Model:
documentation
and test results
3 stages, 5 models
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OOSE Models UML Representations
ANALYSIS
DESIGN
REQUIREMENTS
Sequence
diagram
State
diagram
Use case
model
Use case
model
model
model
model
OOSE Models UML Representations
ANALYSIS
DESIGN
REQUIREMENTS
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Sequence
Diagram
State
Diagram
Class
diagram
+ packages
Class
diagram
first draft
USE CASE
MODEL
Use case
model
+ descriptions
CLASS
DIAGRAM
ope rations
seq uence
operation
states
interface
definition 1
interface
definition 2
classes
attributes
associations
classes
use
cases
Sequence
diagram
State
diagram
Use case
model
Use case
model
model
model
model
ANALYSIS
DESIGN
REQUIREMENTS
Sequence
Diagram
State
Diagram
Class
diagram
+ packages
Class
diagram
first draft
USE CASE
MODEL
ANALYSIS
Sequence
diagram
State
diagram
DESIGN
Use case
model
REQUIREMENTS problem
domain
object list
Use case
model
+ descriptions
object roles and
responsibilities
CLASS
DIAGRAM
ope rations
seq uence
operation
states
interface
definition 1
interface
definition 2
classes
attributes
associations
clas ses
use
cases
'analysis
objects'
Use case
model
model
model
model