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Use case diagrams:

♦ The Use Case diagrams display the system functionality and requirements

♦ Intuitive and easy to start off creating the first Use Case diagram.

♦ Diagram 1, is a simplified representation of the entire project design process.

Diagram 1

Activity diagrams:

♦ The Activity diagram focus on implementation and flow of the systems behaviour.

♦ The first Activity diagram, (diagram 2) was straightforward to create.

♦ To enrich the model, existing preconditions to two of the activities were added.

♦ Discussion tool.

Diagram 2.

♦ Activities can be extensively described.

Diagram 3

♦ Activity Partitions allows indication of responsibilities.

Diagram 4

State machine diagrams:

♦ Displaying behaviour of a software system , but also modelling communications within a system.

♦ Awkward to find a natural utilisation for this diagram type.

Diagram 5.

Sequence diagrams:

♦ Emphasise the communication between different objects.

♦Best suited for mapping communication between different software systems.

♦ The creation of a new project folder was modelled.

Diagram 6.

Communication diagrams:

♦ Another type of interaction diagram with focus placed on the involved elements.

♦The same scenario as proposed in the Diagram 6, so please do compare the two similar results.

Diagram 7.

Interaction overview diagrams and Timing diagram:

♦ Both these two types of behavioural diagrams were considered to be too distant from the scope of the research project.