From UML Specification into Implementation using Object Mapping
Rosziati Ibrahim

TL;DR
This paper presents a case study demonstrating how UML specifications can be effectively mapped into implementation using object-oriented programming, enhancing understanding of the process.
Contribution
It introduces a practical approach for translating UML specifications into code, facilitating implementation without requiring advanced programming skills.
Findings
Mapping from UML to implementation improves understanding
The approach is accessible for those familiar with object-oriented programming
Case study validates the effectiveness of the proposed method
Abstract
In information systems, a system is analyzed using a modeling tool. Analysis is an important phase prior to implementation in order to obtain the correct requirements of the system. During the requirements phase, the software requirements specification (SRS) is used to specify the system requirements. Then, this requirements specification is used to implement the system. The requirements specification can be represented using either a structure approach or an object-oriented approach. A UML (Unified Modeling Language) specification is a well-known for representation of requirements specification in an object-oriented approach. In this paper, we present one case study and discuss how mapping from UML specification into implementation is done. The case study does not require advanced programming skills. However, it does require familiarity in creating and instantiating classes,…
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TopicsAdvanced Software Engineering Methodologies · Software System Performance and Reliability · Software Engineering Research
