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UML Distilled: A Brief Guide to the Standard Object Modeling Language, Third Edition
By Martin Fowler
Publisher	: Addison Wesley
Pub Date	: September 15, 2003
ISBN	: 0-321-19368-7
Pages	: 208

		Copyright
		Praise for UML Distilled
		Diagrams
		The Addison-Wesley Object Technology Series
		The Component Software Series
		List of Figures
		Foreword to the Third Edition
		Foreword to the First Edition
		Preface
			Why Bother with the UML?
			Structure of the Book
			Changes for the Third Edition
			Acknowledgments
		Chapter 1.  Introduction
			What Is the UML?
			Ways of Using the UML
			How We Got to the UML
			Notations and Meta-Models
			UML Diagrams
			What Is Legal UML?
			The Meaning of UML
			UML Is Not Enough
			Where to Start with the UML
			Where to Find Out More
		Chapter 2.  Development Process
			Iterative and Waterfall Processes
			Predictive and Adaptive Planning
			Agile Processes
			Rational Unified Process
			Fitting a Process to a Project
			Fitting the UML into a Process
			Choosing a Development Process
			Where to Find Out More
		Chapter 3.  Class Diagrams: The Essentials
			Properties
			Multiplicity
			Programming Interpretation of Properties
			Bidirectional Associations
			Operations
			Generalization
			Notes and Comments
			Dependency
			Constraint Rules
			When to Use Class Diagrams
			Where to Find Out More
		Chapter 4.  Sequence Diagrams
			Creating and Deleting Participants
			Loops, Conditionals, and the Like
			Synchronous and Asynchronous Calls
			When to Use Sequence Diagrams
		Chapter 5.  Class Diagrams: Advanced Concepts
			Keywords
			Responsibilities
			Static Operations and Attributes
			Aggregation and Composition
			Derived Properties
			Interfaces and Abstract Classes
			Read-Only and Frozen
			Reference Objects and Value Objects
			Qualified Associations
			Classification and Generalization
			Multiple and Dynamic Classification
			Association Class
			Template (Parameterized) Class
			Enumerations
			Active Class
			Visibility
			Messages
		Chapter 6.  Object Diagrams
			When to Use Object Diagrams
		Chapter 7.  Package Diagrams
			Packages and Dependencies
			Package Aspects
			Implementing Packages
			When to Use Package Diagrams
			Where to Find Out More
		Chapter 8.  Deployment Diagrams
			When to Use Deployment Diagrams
		Chapter 9.  Use Cases
			Content of a Use Case
			Use Case Diagrams
			Levels of Use Cases
			Use Cases and Features (or Stories)
			When to Use Use Cases
			Where to Find Out More
		Chapter 10.  State Machine Diagrams
			Internal Activities
			Activity States
			Superstates
			Concurrent States
			Implementing State Diagrams
			When to Use State Diagrams
			Where to Find Out More
		Chapter 11.  Activity Diagrams
			Decomposing an Action
			Partitions
			Signals
			Tokens
			Flows and Edges
			Pins and Transformations
			Expansion Regions
			Flow Final
			Join Specifications
			And There's More
			When to Use Activity Diagrams
			Where to Find Out More
		Chapter 12.  Communication Diagrams
			When to Use Communication Diagrams
		Chapter 13.  Composite Structures
			When to Use Composite Structures
		Chapter 14.  Component Diagrams
			When to Use Component Diagrams
		Chapter 15.  Collaborations
			When to Use Collaborations
		Chapter 16.  Interaction Overview Diagrams
			When to Use Interaction Overview Diagrams
		Chapter 17.  Timing Diagrams
			When to Use Timing Diagrams
		Appendix Changes between UML Versions
			Revisions to the UML
			Changes in UML Distilled
			Changes from UML 1.0 to 1.1
			Changes from UML 1.2 (and 1.1) to 1.3 (and 1.5)
			Changes from UML 1.3 to 1.4
			Changes from UML 1.4. to 1.5
			From UML 1.x to UML 2.0
		Bibliography

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