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"Student ————-> Transcript
"——- 1 1 ———-
"name ———-
"studentNum addGrade: to:
"——— lookupGradeFor:
"name | 1
"studentNum |
"changeMajor: |
" | M |
" | |
" | |
" | |
" \/ 1 \/ M
"Major CourseGrade
"——— ————
"deptName grade
"requiredCourses ————
"——— course
"deptName grade
"requiredCourses | 1
" |
" |
" |
" \/ 1
" Course
" ———
" name
" creditHours
" ———
" name
At least thats my shot at it.
Jonathan D'Andries
| Y'know, BOOST generates GIFs...:-) Mark Guzdial |
What, you don't like notepad? 8-) Does this mean the UML is good?
Jonathan D'Andries
I thought there would be a line from Major to Course with a 1 and an M for its list of courses. Rob Boots
I would also like to add that BOOST only runs under JDK 1.3. It's fairly nice but somewhat obtrusive. Jared Parsons
I don't think that those arrows are right in Jared's. The big empty arrow implies an ISA relationship, a student should HAVEA transcript, not be one. I think the propper arrow is simply a ->. (The case could be made that a student isA type of a major though, although I think this is problematic for things like double majors). Joaquin Madruga
| It's a "feature" in BOOST. THey use something akin to an and gate to show inheritance. It's very unintuitive what they wanted to be "is a" and "has a" Jared Parsons |
| Are you sure that you have the UML version of BOOST? UML-Boost uses UML 1.3 notation. This may be the earlier version of BOOST which used Coad notation. Mark Guzdial |
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