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seminar - UML 2.0
17. junij 2003
Inštitut za informatiko,
II-410
GRADIVO (.PDF):
SLIKE
9:00 - 13:00
An Overview of UML 2.0
In September 2000, the Object
Management Group-the industrial consortium that controls the
UML standard-issued a request for proposal for the first major
revision of UML, UML 2.0. This half-day tutorial covers the
salient aspects of UML 2.0-from the perspective of one of
its primary authors. The following specific areas are covered:
- A general and critical discussion of the effectiveness
of modeling
techniques in software
- A critical review of the original UML standard based
on the lessons
learned from its application as well as from theoretical
studies
- The formal and informal requirements that drove the new
version of
UML (this includes an introduction to model-driven development
methods)
- The overall structure and design philosophy behind UML
2.0
- The conceptual foundation, or "infrastructure",
used to define the
UML modeling concepts and their semantics
- New modeling capabilities for rendering software structures
such as
those required for specifying software architectures
- New modeling capabilities for describing complex behavior
of
individual objects and groups of collaborating objects
- Changes to existing UML concepts
- The application of UML 2.0 in model-driven software development
methods based on executable models and the use of automatic
code generation
Each of these is illustrated extensively with numerous practical
examples.
14:00 - 18:00
The Real-Time UML Standard:
Theory and Practice
This half-day tutorial describes
the recently-adopted real-time UML standard. First, a critical
overview of UML is provided - from the perspective of an embedded
system developer. The salient features of the standard are
described next: modeling of resources and quality of service,
time and timing mechanisms (clocks, timers), and concurrency
and concurrency management mechanisms (threads, schedulers,
mutual exclusion devices). We also show, using practical examples,
how UML models based on the standard can be analyzed to predict
key real-time properties (e.g., response times, schedulability).
Finally, a development process that exploits these capabilities
is outlined.
Cena
- 48.000 SIT (DDV vključen).
- Za udeležence konference OTS'2003 priznamo 50% popust.
Cena s popustom je 24.000 SIT (DDV vključen).
Prijavnica
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Prijavnico pošljite na naslov:
UM FERI Maribor,
ga. Regina Stajnko
Smetanova ulica 17,
2000 Maribor
About
speaker
Bran Selic
Bran Selic is Principal
Engineer at IBM – the Rational Software Group and an adjunct
professor of computer science at Carleton University. He has
over 30 years of experience in industry in the design and
development of large real-time systems. He is the principal
author of a popular book that pioneered the application of
object technology and model-driven development methods in
real-time applications. From 1996 onwards, he has participated
in the definition of the UML standard and its standard real-time
UML profile. Mr. Selic received his Bachelor’s degree in electrical
engineering and a Master’s degree in systems theory from the
University of Belgrade in 1972 and 1974 respectively. He has
been living and working in Canada since 1977.
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