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| Class that deals with interactions between product and users, usually input/output. |
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| Class that model's complex computations and algorithms. |
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| Class that model's information that is long-lived. |
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| Extensions of UML: boundary, control, and entity class. |
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| A description of the target product similar to a finite state machine. |
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| The realization of a specific scenario of the use case. |
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| Same as sequence diagram. The realization of a specific scenario of the use case. |
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| External user of the product. |
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| Abstract noun, identify things that have no physical existence. Illumination is an attribute of elevator button. |
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| Describe the software product in a single paragraph. Extract the nouns that lie inside the problem boundary. These are the candidate entity classes. |
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| Making "cards" for each class, listing their responsibilities and collaborations. |
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