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Klassendiagramme bilden das architekturelle Rückgrat vieler Systemmodellierungen. Deshalb werden in diesem Kapitel die in der UML/P definierten Klassendiagrammemit den Kernelementen Klasse Attribut Methode Assoziation und Komposition eingef ührt. Im Abschnitt über Sichten und Repräsentationen werden Einsatzvarianten von Klassendiagrammen diskutiert. Es wird außerdem gezeigt, wie mit Stereotypen und Merkmalen Modellierungskonzepte f ür projektspezifische Problemstellungen angepasst werden.

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Rumpe, B. (2011). Klassendiagramme. In: Modellierung mit UML. Xpert.press. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-22413-3_2

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