Tutorial 7 - Sequence, Interaction Overview & State Machine Diagrams PDF

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18329328Tutorial 7 – Sequence, InteractionOverview & State MachineDiagrams (Week 10) Identify sequences within your project work. They can be either the documentation of a use case or an activity diagram. Draw a sequence diagram corresponding to that sequence. Try to draw at least ONE sequen...

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Tutorial 7 – Sequence, Interaction Overview & State Machine Diagrams (Week 10) 1. Identify sequences within your project work. They can be either the documentation of a use case or an activity diagram. Draw a sequence diagram corresponding to that sequence. Try to draw at least ONE sequence diagram for each of the main use cases under your package.

“Register Property Sale” Sequence Diagram

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2. Now consider a sequence of events that cuts across more than one use case and/or activity diagrams and draw another sequence diagram from that sequence. “Book Appointment” Sequence Diagram

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5. Draw at least ONE interaction overview diagram per package. This diagram, based on your package, could include references of use cases and sequence diagrams of other packages. Ensure you have shown scenarios containing “ifthen-else” with use cases and/or sequence diagrams of your system (decision points) and including parallel processes (if any).

“Register Property” Interaction Overview Diagram

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Derick Tran 18329328 6. Draw TWO state machine diagrams with two important, dynamic and complex objects per package respectively. Investigate how their states will change based on the messages they receive throughout their lifecycle. Apply the transitions to these states, add guard conditions and identify nested states where applicable.

“Auction” State Machine Diagram

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“Appointment” State Machine Diagram

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