
Showing posts with label OMG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OMG. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
[UML] OMG-Certified UML Professional Fundamental Exam (OMG-OCUP-100) Preparation Slides
The following slides greatly help for the preparation of the OMG-OCUP-100: OMG-Certified UML Professional Fundamental Exam. They contain all necessary information for passing the certification and can be used in combination with the certification guide.

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Friday, November 6, 2009
[Tutorial] UML with Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Beta 2
As an Architect you get to use UML quite often in your daily work. A good diagram can say much more than text and – if well done - is easy understandable and shareable amongst team members and the management.
Microsoft announced some time ago that it endorses UML and that it set a core focus on modeling. It therefore announced its membership in the standards body Object Management Group™ (OMG™).
The next version of Visual Studio will include a quite sophisticated set of tools and features for UML Modeling and its associated Code Generation.
I recently installed Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Beta 2 in a Hyper-V Virtual Machine to test these new UML features. The following steps are necessary to use them.











Microsoft announced some time ago that it endorses UML and that it set a core focus on modeling. It therefore announced its membership in the standards body Object Management Group™ (OMG™).
The next version of Visual Studio will include a quite sophisticated set of tools and features for UML Modeling and its associated Code Generation.
I recently installed Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Beta 2 in a Hyper-V Virtual Machine to test these new UML features. The following steps are necessary to use them.
- Create a new project of type “Modeling Project”
- This will create the basic structure for the UML Models
- There are 7 diagram choices currently possible in the Beta 2 release, Add a “UML Class Diagram”
- The Toolbox is now filled with elements that are useful for the creation of classes and class relationships
- Add some elements and design your classes
- Add a “UML Sequence Diagram”, the Toolbox is now filled with elements that are useful for the creation of interactions
- Add some elements and design your interactions
- Add a “UML Use Case Diagram”, the Toolbox is now filled with elements that are useful for the creation of use cases
- Add some elements and design your use cases (note that it is not possible to declare extension points in the Beta 2 release at the moment)
- Add a “UML Activity Diagram”, the Toolbox is now filled with elements that are useful for the creation of actions
- Add some elements and design your actions (note that there are sometimes little display problems, especially when using decision nodes and input pins)
- Add a “UML Component Diagram”, the Toolbox is now filled with elements that are useful for the creation of components and component relationships
- Add some elements and design your components (note that Delegations and Part Assemblies don’t work in the Beta 2 release)
- The “Layer Diagram” and “Directed Graph Document” are no UML Diagrams, so I won’t discuss them in this article
- You can use the new UML Model Explorer to see all elements for all diagrams in one place

[Tutorial] UML with Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Beta 2
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