The second written exam (for those who have not taken place or not succeeded in the first exam) takes place on Feb 9, 2016 at 9-11h, room G29-307. Registration is via LSF.
Wed 19-21h, G29-307 (new time and place)
Thu 13-15h, G22a-020 (new place)
The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is an international standard graphical notation for software engineering. UML diagrams range from class diagrams that can be used both for conceptual modeling as well as planning the structure of an implementation, over state machines modeling the behaviour, (composite) structure diagrams describing the interaction of components, to interaction diagrams modeling typical interactions of the user with the software system.
The lecture will present these different diagrams and their interplay. Moreover, it will present a formal semantics of the diagram. This is needed both for their precise understanding as well as for their use as correctness for safety-critical software.
Literature:
Books and websites about UML:
Grady Booch, Alan Brown, Sridhar Iyengar, James Rumbaugh, Bran Selic. An MDA Manifesto. MDA Journal, May 2004.
04.06.2015program written in SWI-Prolog for computing the set of traces. Note that a>b means "event a occurs later than event b". Store the program into traces.pl, and then enter [traces]. in order to load it.
For Wed 22.04.2015: write some class diagram about university, students, teachers, courses, rooms...
For Wed 29.04.2015: extend the class diagram using eatures such as generalisation sets with constraints, enumeration types, packages, visibility, composites, and draw some object diagram, too