Radmila Juric
Abstract
The Unified Modelling Language (UML), version 1.0, developed in order to standardise different object oriented development practices, offers a general way of representing technical, business and software models through the structure and dynamics of the UML modelling elements. The UML also defines a set of rules that are expected to be followed in order to claim that the UML is being followed. In this paper I extract the rules related to the core concepts, and structural and behavioural elements, found in the Semantics of the UML documentation set.
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Index Terms
- The UML rules
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