INTRODUCTION TO UML STRUCTURAL AND USE CASE MODELING

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Tìm hi u Use caseểTìm hi u Use caseểTrong UML 2.0Trong UML 2.0 N i dungộ• Khái ni mệ• Quan h gi a các use case(Relationships).ệ ữ•Tác nhân(Actor).•M t s v n đ .ộ ố ấ ề Khái ni mệ• A use case is a case (or situation) where your system is[r]

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Activity 6.4: Modeling Dynamic Behavior Dynamic models provide the development team with a detailed picture of the relationships of use cases and usage scenarios. The models provide current state descriptions of the workflow processes and important task sequences. In this[r]

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This study explored the association among Goal Orientation, Academic Self-efficacy, Academic Help-seeking Behaviour and Achievement on a sample of 600 secondary school students using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) for data analysis and to see the impact.

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