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UML State Diagram: start, decision, junction, entry, exit, final, fork, join, shallow History, deep History

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6-20

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which kind of graph is Petri Nets? Notation (2)

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6-41

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(Petri Nets) Edges, Input place, Output place, Marks (tokens)

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6-42

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(Petri Nets) Condition Event Nets:

  • goal
  • firing rule
  • interpretation: places, transitions
  • Note about output places
  • when is a transition called enabled?
  • when are events called concurring? –> how to solve concurrency situation between enabled transitions (clashes)?
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6-45, 49

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(Petri Nets) Place Transition Nets –> draw

  • edges
  • places
  • when is a transition enabled?
  • what happens when an enabled transition fires? –> Example (slide 6-51)
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6-50

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(Activity Diagrams) concrete syntax:

  • initial node
  • final node
  • Fork and Join nodes
  • Parallelization and Synchronization nodes
  • Object, object flow
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6-78, 81

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(Activity Diagrams) call an Action - what does it enable? How to note?

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6-76

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(Activity Diagrams) what is action? Concrete Syntax

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6-75

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(Activity Diagrams) what is activity? Concrete Syntax (5)

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6-74

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(Activity Diagrams) What is Action? How to node?

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6-84

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what is Workflow? draw

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1-22

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Process Parameter: 3 input + 1 output

draw a Document Plan (4)

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1-26, 32

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from what are Work Break Down (Projekt Struktur Plan) builded? –> draw examples

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2-21

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How to perform 3 Point Estimation Technique? (4)

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2-29

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Steps of Project Planning (5)

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2-16, 41

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how is modeling interfaces and data flows based on? (2)

draw

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3-34

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  • Main goals of UML Use Case Diagrams (3)

- what does it display? Nodes (3), Edges (3) –> Draw

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3-49, 50

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  • (Relationships between Use Cases) what is Include?
  • A include B –> meaning?
  • Draw
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  • (Relationships between Use Cases) what is Extend?
  • B extend A –> meaning?
  • Draw
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  • (Relationships between Use Cases) what is gen / spec?
  • B is-a A –> meaning?
  • relationship specialized use case - original use case
  • substitution principle
21
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Requirements Traceability - Vertical & Horizontal

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roles of a function? (3) + Draw

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  • role of Data Flow Diagram (2)

- Nodes (3) + Edge –> Draw

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(Data Flow Diagram) what does it show? Interfaces, Data Stores, Function. What will function transform?

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(Data Flow Diagram) syntax rules (7)
4-43
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- (UML notation) Classes --> mandatory + optional label --> draw - how are attributes shown? - what does the attribute specification consist of? (3)
4-55, 56, 57
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(UML notation) Object --> draw - display the name of the Object - what shows the difference between class and instance? - are values given for all attributes?
4-59
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(Class Diagram) - what are Links („Verknüpfungen“)? - why are links needed? --> draw Binary / N-ary Link
4-67
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(Data Flow Diagram) Roles: function, role names, how to display? - the role name characterizes the function of the target class as seen by ...?
4-71
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Cardinality and Multiplicity – UML notation (6) 1. ..n 0. ..n
4-74
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Aggregation: what is it? How to display? --> draw
4-78
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Composition: what is it? How to display? --> draw relationship between whole and part- project
4-80
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(Properties of Association) + Draw - to which does it belong? - what is association attribute? Condition for its existence - association classes --> note
4-77
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- what does a Package do? How to create package? - Relationship between packages and their elements. Access rules (2) - UML Notation --> draw
5-36, 37
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ERM Diagram --> how to display: - Entity Set - Attribute / Property - Key Attribute - Relationship Type - Relationship (1:1, 1:n - n>=1, optional, 1:n - n>=0) - aggregation - gen / spec
5-49 - 54
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Data dictionary notation - sequence --> imply an order? - selection (XOR) - iteration (arbitrary) - iteration (m to n) - option
5-58
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Sequence Diagram --> display: - interaction partners - life period o lifeline - virtual timeline --> vertically from ... to ... - communication between lifelines - activity bar
5-69, 70
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what is Combined Fragments? Goal of Combined Fragments? Notation
5-77, 78
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Communication Diagrams: - virtual timeline? - UML Notation: interaction partner, message --> draw
5-80 - 83
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Communication Diagrams: - guard condition (2) - iteration mark (2) --> mark?
5-86, 87
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(System architecture using UML) Components - what is it? (2) Draw
8-43
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(System architecture using UML) Interfaces: what does it specify? (3) Draw
8-44
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(System architecture using UML) Artifacts: what is it? Relationship with components. Draw
8-48
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(System architecture using UML) Nodes, Communication: Physical run-time infrastructure consisting of … (3) + Draw example
8-49

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