"Introduction to Software Engineering" chapter 8.9 core Content

The eighth chapter focuses on the three models of object-oriented analysis: The function model (use case model), the static model of class and object representation (object model), the state diagram and the dynamic model (interaction model), which are represented by the sequence diagram, establish the use case model process: Identify the business participants and identify the business requirements use cases. Object model: Dividing topics, determining classes and objects, determining associations, determining attributes, and determining services.

For the Nineth chapter, the content is understood as

1. Software Architecture: Software architecture is a certain form of structured elements, that is, a collection of components, including processing components, data 2. Components and connection components.  The processing component is responsible for processing the data, the data component is the information that is processed, and the connecting component connects the different parts of the architecture together. 3. Mode: Is summed up from the soft armor design process, is a solution for specific problems.  Divided into 3 categories, architecture patterns, design patterns, idiomatic methods. 4. Style: Style is a pattern with a tendency.  The same problem can be solved with different solutions or patterns, but based on experience, we tend to be strongly inclined to adopt a particular pattern, which is style.  5. Framework: The framework is a complete system to be instantiated, defines the elements and relationships of the software system, creates a basic module, and defines the plug-in locations that involve functional changes and expansions. 6. Basic elements of the pattern: pattern name, problem, solution, effect.

"Introduction to Software Engineering" chapter 8.9 core Content