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===Introductions and Overviews=== | ===Introductions and Overviews=== | ||
These links function are our introduction to the world of UML modeling. If someone didn't know what the subject was or had only the most rudimentary understanding of what was being discussed or asked for these would be a good source of starting information. Several of them serve as basic tutorials into the use and structure of an UML document, going into common components and simple designs. | |||
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Modeling_Language Wikipedia UML Article] | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Modeling_Language Wikipedia UML Article] A Wikipedia article is typically an informative article which gives a brief definition of a subject and the history that is currently associated with it. As only a brief overview, it lacks more than a few basic examples and does not provide any information that is language specific. Further links are provided but each provide only more clarification and less instruction. While generally a fair source of information, though the veracity on debatable or obscure topics can be questioned, it is not recommended as a learning tool. | ||
[http://www.uml.org/ Unified Modeling Language Resource Page] | [http://www.uml.org/ Unified Modeling Language Resource Page] | ||
This is the homepage of the organization that defines the UML standard, the Object Management Group. | This is the homepage of the organization that defines the UML standard, the Object Management Group. This site contains all the basic information that you would need to implement UML as well as a number of links to other tutorials that are slightly less dense. Things would certainly | ||
[http://dn.codegear.com/article/31863 Practical UML: A Hands-On Introduction for Developers] | [http://dn.codegear.com/article/31863 Practical UML: A Hands-On Introduction for Developers] | ||
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Introduction
UML. There are literally hundreds of pages describing UML on the Web. If someone wants to learn about it, what should (s)he do? Look at the first few hits in Google? I expect we can do better than that. Write a review of the MVC sites on the Web. Which are best for learning about the concept? Which have the most instructive examples? Which are best for explaining how to apply UML in Ruby and Java? If you choose this topic, you should be sure to peruse at least several dozen sites.
What is UML
Introductions and Overviews
These links function are our introduction to the world of UML modeling. If someone didn't know what the subject was or had only the most rudimentary understanding of what was being discussed or asked for these would be a good source of starting information. Several of them serve as basic tutorials into the use and structure of an UML document, going into common components and simple designs.
Wikipedia UML Article A Wikipedia article is typically an informative article which gives a brief definition of a subject and the history that is currently associated with it. As only a brief overview, it lacks more than a few basic examples and does not provide any information that is language specific. Further links are provided but each provide only more clarification and less instruction. While generally a fair source of information, though the veracity on debatable or obscure topics can be questioned, it is not recommended as a learning tool.
Unified Modeling Language Resource Page This is the homepage of the organization that defines the UML standard, the Object Management Group. This site contains all the basic information that you would need to implement UML as well as a number of links to other tutorials that are slightly less dense. Things would certainly
Practical UML: A Hands-On Introduction for Developers
Allen Holub's UML Quick Reference
UML basics: An introduction to the Unified Modeling Language
Advanced Topics and Examples
Unified Modeling Language (UML) Tutorial
Visual Case Tool - UML Tutorial
Architecture and Design: Unified Modeling Language (UML) Possibly out of date
IBM Rational - Unified Modeling Language