To represent Software Design Artifacts and Models, many notations is introduced during this process. These notations is used to describe the structural organization of the design and represent the software behavior and characteristics. These notations mainly used in both the Architectural Design And Detailed Design Process. Some of these notations also used mostly in the context of specific design methods. These notations is categorized into two category.
1. Structural Descriptions View ( Static )
2. Behavioral Descriptions View ( Dynamic )
Structural Descriptions (Static View)
1. Architectural Description Languages ( ADLs )
2. Class And Object Diagrams
3. Component Diagrams
4. Class Responsibility Collaborator Cards ( CRCs )
5. Deployment Diagrams
6. Entity Relationship Diagrams ( ERDs )
7. Interface Description Languages ( IDLs )
8. Structure Charts
Behavioral Descriptions (Dynamic View)
1. Activity Diagrams
2. Communication Diagrams
3. Data Flow Diagrams ( DFDs )
4. Decision Tables And Diagrams
5. Flowcharts
6. Sequence Diagrams
7. State Transition And State Chart Diagrams
8. Formal Specification Languages
9. Pseudo Code And Program Design Languages
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Published on : 30-May-2018
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