May 2002
Intermediate to advanced
360 pages
8h 30m
English
In the ideal scenario, all the stakeholders will get to review the system model matching the criteria of their specific view. Modeling tools and techniques, such as UML, support multiple types of models. In this chapter, we focus on two important views: the end user view (requirements model) and the system structure view (architecture model). That is not to say that the other models are not important, but they are more relevant to specific adapters rather than to a generic model. Even the requirements model is better understood in the context of real requirements, but there are generic requirements that can be modeled and can form the basis of the generic architecture model.
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