1.
Early requirements from Inception
1. Discovery phase,
2. Time for solidifying
project charter
3. Clear understanding of
what features project
will implement
1. Components produced in the
Construction phase are packaged
into deployable units.
2. Details the support issues that
surround the application
3. How the project will be maintained
in a production environment
phase are
Solidified and more rigor is added to
the process.
2. Details the dynamic nature of the
application
3. Attempts to model the actual uses of
the system anticipated by project
sponsors.
1. Static and dynamic perspectives of
the application are realized
2. In the form of a language E.g VB
3. And a form of persistent storage
(for example, Oracle)
 Visual Basic

Simple Base Types Complex object Types

String Class:Order Subclass:OrderHeader
Boolean Class:Customer Subclass:OrderLine
Long Class:InVoice Here OrderHeader and
OrderLine are variables of
“Order”
Once “myorder” object is
created, messages can be
In Runtime, Variables are
sent to it and myOrder
used to create actual Object
will respond, provided
Instances and to Serve
that the operation is
recipients’ message
supported by myOrder's
interface.
 Application Goals

Major Pathway1 Major Pathway2

Sequence Diagram
E.g, When the Customer object wants each of its Order
objects to perform the operation calcTotalValue, it
Logically Stated Usecase
sends a message.
Each message requires the receiver object (the Order) to
have an operation defined to honor the request.
Dynamic Collaboration b/w Operations all end up in a class somewhere.
Runtime Objects These classes eventually are used to generate code into
the VB environment.