Learn what non-functional requirements are, why they matter for software design, and how to model them with UML diagrams, the standard notation for software systems.

Learn how UML diagrams can help you design, document, and communicate your software ideas and solutions, and how they can optimize your code, avoid errors, and enhance your user experience.

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Create a div element in the HTML document to contain the diagram (d3.select ('body').append ('div')) Create a JavaScript object that will contain the data for the diagram (nodes and links) Create a D3 ...

In UML, we commonly represent the dynamic aspects of class collaborations using a sequence diagram. Let's now explore the elements of a sequence diagram. Behavioral modeling ...

Abstraction and encapsulation are core principles of modern sensible engineering. Whereas especially encapsulation is coined by the OOP community the principle could be generalized to other kinds of ...

In this paper we introduce a new UML stereotype, the Function Block Adapter (FBA), which is responsible for the connection of UML-RealTime capsules and function blocks of the IEC 61131-3 (standard for ...