Books about UML:
The Unified Modeling Language User Guide The must-have guide to UML. Well organized, complete, and clear. Many "study guide" elements. Advertised as a tutorial, but more like a well explained introductory reference with small examples. |
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This is a quick and simple introduction to UML. It clearly describes all the UML diagram types and gives advice based on the author's broad experience in system development. I started with this book myself. |
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Unified Modeling Language Reference Manual This is the authorative reference manual on UML, a must-have for anyone serious about advanced usage of UML. |
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Cases Combined with Detailed description of a development method. Dozens of forms, time tables, and spreadsheets to use in managing your next development project. |
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The Object Constraint Language The Object Constraint Language (OCL) is a very useful advanced feature of UML that can add more meaning to your UML designs. OCL will become a central part of ArgoUML. |
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A good introduction to UML. Includes a Rational Rose CD. This book has successfully been used in undergraduate classes. |
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