Table of Contents

1. Introduction; 2. The process; 3. xUML in a typical project; 4. Use case analysis; 5. Domain partitioning; 6. Class modelling in a domain; 7. Behaviour modelling; 8. Operation modelling; 9. Dynamic modelling; 10. Action specification; 11. Modelling patterns; 12. Integrating domains; 13. System generation; 14. Case study.

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Kennedy Carter Limited are a leading provider of executable UML solutions and consulting services for the modelling, design and implementation of complex software systems using the OMG's (Object Management Group™) Model Driven Architecture™ (MDA™).

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