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| List of Figures | |
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| Foreword to the Third Edition | |
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| Foreword to the First Edition | |
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| Preface | |
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| Why Bother with the UML? | |
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| Structure of the Book | |
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| Changes for the Third Edition | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| What Is the UML? | |
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| Ways of Using the UML | |
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| How We Got to the UML | |
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| Notations and Meta-Models | |
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| UML Diagrams | |
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| What Is Legal UML? | |
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| The Meaning of UML | |
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| UML Is Not Enough | |
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| Where to Start with the UML | |
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| Where to Find Out More | |
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| Development Process | |
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| Iterative and Waterfall Processes | |
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| Predictive and Adaptive Planning | |
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| Agile Processes | |
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| Rational Unified Process | |
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| Fitting a Process to a Project | |
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| Fitting the UML into a Process | |
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| Requirements Analysis | |
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| Design | |
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| Documentation | |
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| Understanding Legacy Code | |
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| Choosing a Development Process | |
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| Where to Find Out More | |
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| Class Diagrams: The Essentials | |
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| Properties | |
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| Attributes | |
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| Associations | |
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| Multiplicity | |
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| Programming Interpretation of Properties | |
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| Bidirectional Associations | |
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| Operations | |
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| Generalization | |
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| Notes and Comments | |
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| Dependency | |
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| Constraint Rules | |
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| When to Use Class Diagrams | |
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| Where to Find Out More | |
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| Sequence Diagrams | |
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| Creating and Deleting Participants | |
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| Loops, Conditionals, and the Like | |
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| Synchronous and Asynchronous Calls | |
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| When to Use Sequence Diagrams | |
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| Class Diagrams: Advanced Concepts | |
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| Keywords | |
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| Responsibilities | |
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| Static Operations and Attributes | |
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| Aggregation and Composition | |
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| Derived Properties | |
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| Interfaces and Abstract Classes | |
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| Read-Only and Frozen | |
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| Reference Objects and Value Objects | |
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| Qualified Associations | |
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| Classification and Generalization | |
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| Multiple and Dynamic Classification | |
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| Association Class | |
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| Template (Parameterized) Class | |
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| Enumerations | |
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| Active Class | |
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| Visibility | |
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| Messages | |
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| Object Diagrams | |
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| When to Use Object Diagrams | |
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| Package Diagrams | |
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| Packages and Dependencies | |
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| Package Aspects | |
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| Implementing Packages | |
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| When to Use Package Diagrams | |
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| Where to Find Out More | |
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| Deployment Diagrams | |
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| When to Use Deployment Diagrams | |
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| Use Cases | |
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| Content of a Use Case | |
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| Use Case Diagrams | |
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| Levels of Use Cases | |
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| Use Cases and Features (or Stories) | |
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| When to Use Use Cases | |
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| Where to Find Out More | |
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| State Machine Diagrams | |
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| Internal Activities | |
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| Activity States | |
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| Superstates | |
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| Concurrent States | |
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| Implementing State Diagrams | |
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| When to Use State Diagrams | |
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| Where to Find Out More | |
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| Activity Diagrams | |
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| Decomposing an Action | |
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| Partitions | |
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| Signals | |
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| Tokens | |
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| Flows and Edges | |
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| Pins and Transformations | |
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| Expansion Regions | |
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| Flow Final | |
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| Join Specifications | |
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| And There's More | |
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| When to Use Activity Diagrams | |
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| Where to Find Out More | |
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| Communication Diagrams | |
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| When to Use Communication Diagrams | |
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| Composite Structures | |
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| When to Use Composite Structures | |
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| Component Diagrams | |
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| When to Use Component Diagrams | |
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| Collaborations | |
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| When to Use Collaborations | |
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| Interaction Overview Diagrams | |
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| When to Use Interaction Overview Diagrams | |
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| Timing Diagrams | |
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| When to Use Timing Diagrams | |
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| Changes between UML Versions | |
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| Revisions to the UML | |
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| Changes in UML Distilled | |
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| Changes from UML 1.0 to 1.1 | |
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| Type and Implementation Class | |
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| Complete and Incomplete Discriminator Constraints | |
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| Composition | |
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| Immutability and Frozen | |
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| Returns on Sequence Diagrams | |
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| Use of the Term "Role" | |
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| Changes from UML 1.2 (and 1.1) to 1.3 (and 1.5) | |
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| Use Cases | |
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| Activity Diagrams | |
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| Changes from UML 1.3 to 1.4 | |
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| Changes from UML 1.4. to 1.5 | |
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| From UML 1.x to UML 2.0 | |
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| Class Diagrams: The Essentials (Chapter 3) | |
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| Sequence Diagrams (Chapter 4) | |
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| Class Diagrams: Concepts (Chapter 5) | |
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| State Machine Diagrams (Chapter 10) | |
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| Activity Diagrams (Chapter 11) | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |