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Ein Sequenzdiagramm stellt einen exemplarischen Ausschnitt aus dem Ablauf eines Softwaresystems dar. Es modelliert die dabei auftretenden Interaktionen und Aktivitäten und kann um OCL-Bedingungen erweitert werden. Dieses Kapitel stellt eine vereinfachte Version von Sequenzdiagrammen vor die sich insbesondere für die Modellierung von Tests eignet.

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Rumpe, B. (2011). Sequenzdiagramme. In: Modellierung mit UML. Xpert.press. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-22413-3_6

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