October 2008
Beginner to intermediate
680 pages
16h 48m
English
It's possible to intertwine the various relationship types in some rather sophisticated ways. To appreciate this fact, let's study the model in Figure 10-36 to see what it's telling us. Note that the UML model shown in Figure 10-36 is a bit more complicated than the SRS model in that it includes University, School, and Department classes that won't be part of the SRS.
First of all, we see some familiar uses of aggregation and inheritance.
The use of aggregation in the upper-left corner of the diagram—a two-tier aggregation—communicates the facts that a University ...
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