Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of my blog. This week I will be talking about UML diagrams. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language and it is used to model business, application structures, programming languages, analysis, design, and implementation of software-based systems. In other words, it is a way to visually represent the design and implementation of complex software. There can be many lines of codes in your software and it can be difficult to keep track of all the class relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can make it easier for developers to see the relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can work for many different programming languages. It is a standardized modeling language that any language can incorporate into the language of their choosing.

There are two different types of UML diagrams. The two different types are structural and behavioral. Structural UML diagrams show how a system is structured. They show how classes and object components work together and show the relationships between those components. Behavioral UML diagrams on the other hand, show how a system would behave from the objects interacting with each other in it. In this class I am currently taking at Worcester State University, we look at the design and structure of programs through structural UML diagrams. We went through different versions of a “DuckSimulator” and its UML diagrams to see how the program can be improved. When given a difficult concept to add to the DuckSimulator, we were able to come up with a solution through the UML diagram because we could visually see how adding interface classes would affect the DuckSimulator.

The DuckSimulator structural UML diagram we used was a class diagram intended to be written in Java. UML diagrams are very commonly used to represent software that is based on object orientated programming because they can easily show the different classes with their attributes and behaviors as well as the relationships between each class. Class diagrams are split into three vertical sections. The section at the top is the name of the class, the section in the middle are the attributes, and the section at the bottom are the methods. Types of variables and return types of methods are indicated after the name and a colon (id : int). Typically the attributes in the middle section of each class are private variables indicated by a minus sign (-) before the name. Classes can be linked together with many different arrows to show relationships between them. UML diagrams are very powerful at representing a program written with a object orientated language.

https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/uml-diagram-types-examples/
 

From the blog Comfy Blog by Angus Cheng and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of my blog. This week I will be talking about UML diagrams. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language and it is used to model business, application structures, programming languages, analysis, design, and implementation of software-based systems. In other words, it is a way to visually represent the design and implementation of complex software. There can be many lines of codes in your software and it can be difficult to keep track of all the class relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can make it easier for developers to see the relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can work for many different programming languages. It is a standardized modeling language that any language can incorporate into the language of their choosing.

There are two different types of UML diagrams. The two different types are structural and behavioral. Structural UML diagrams show how a system is structured. They show how classes and object components work together and show the relationships between those components. Behavioral UML diagrams on the other hand, show how a system would behave from the objects interacting with each other in it. In this class I am currently taking at Worcester State University, we look at the design and structure of programs through structural UML diagrams. We went through different versions of a “DuckSimulator” and its UML diagrams to see how the program can be improved. When given a difficult concept to add to the DuckSimulator, we were able to come up with a solution through the UML diagram because we could visually see how adding interface classes would affect the DuckSimulator.

The DuckSimulator structural UML diagram we used was a class diagram intended to be written in Java. UML diagrams are very commonly used to represent software that is based on object orientated programming because they can easily show the different classes with their attributes and behaviors as well as the relationships between each class. Class diagrams are split into three vertical sections. The section at the top is the name of the class, the section in the middle are the attributes, and the section at the bottom are the methods. Types of variables and return types of methods are indicated after the name and a colon (id : int). Typically the attributes in the middle section of each class are private variables indicated by a minus sign (-) before the name. Classes can be linked together with many different arrows to show relationships between them. UML diagrams are very powerful at representing a program written with a object orientated language.

https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/uml-diagram-types-examples/
 

From the blog Comfy Blog by Angus Cheng and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of my blog. This week I will be talking about UML diagrams. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language and it is used to model business, application structures, programming languages, analysis, design, and implementation of software-based systems. In other words, it is a way to visually represent the design and implementation of complex software. There can be many lines of codes in your software and it can be difficult to keep track of all the class relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can make it easier for developers to see the relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can work for many different programming languages. It is a standardized modeling language that any language can incorporate into the language of their choosing.

There are two different types of UML diagrams. The two different types are structural and behavioral. Structural UML diagrams show how a system is structured. They show how classes and object components work together and show the relationships between those components. Behavioral UML diagrams on the other hand, show how a system would behave from the objects interacting with each other in it. In this class I am currently taking at Worcester State University, we look at the design and structure of programs through structural UML diagrams. We went through different versions of a “DuckSimulator” and its UML diagrams to see how the program can be improved. When given a difficult concept to add to the DuckSimulator, we were able to come up with a solution through the UML diagram because we could visually see how adding interface classes would affect the DuckSimulator.

The DuckSimulator structural UML diagram we used was a class diagram intended to be written in Java. UML diagrams are very commonly used to represent software that is based on object orientated programming because they can easily show the different classes with their attributes and behaviors as well as the relationships between each class. Class diagrams are split into three vertical sections. The section at the top is the name of the class, the section in the middle are the attributes, and the section at the bottom are the methods. Types of variables and return types of methods are indicated after the name and a colon (id : int). Typically the attributes in the middle section of each class are private variables indicated by a minus sign (-) before the name. Classes can be linked together with many different arrows to show relationships between them. UML diagrams are very powerful at representing a program written with a object orientated language.

https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/uml-diagram-types-examples/
 

From the blog Comfy Blog by Angus Cheng and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of my blog. This week I will be talking about UML diagrams. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language and it is used to model business, application structures, programming languages, analysis, design, and implementation of software-based systems. In other words, it is a way to visually represent the design and implementation of complex software. There can be many lines of codes in your software and it can be difficult to keep track of all the class relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can make it easier for developers to see the relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can work for many different programming languages. It is a standardized modeling language that any language can incorporate into the language of their choosing.

There are two different types of UML diagrams. The two different types are structural and behavioral. Structural UML diagrams show how a system is structured. They show how classes and object components work together and show the relationships between those components. Behavioral UML diagrams on the other hand, show how a system would behave from the objects interacting with each other in it. In this class I am currently taking at Worcester State University, we look at the design and structure of programs through structural UML diagrams. We went through different versions of a “DuckSimulator” and its UML diagrams to see how the program can be improved. When given a difficult concept to add to the DuckSimulator, we were able to come up with a solution through the UML diagram because we could visually see how adding interface classes would affect the DuckSimulator.

The DuckSimulator structural UML diagram we used was a class diagram intended to be written in Java. UML diagrams are very commonly used to represent software that is based on object orientated programming because they can easily show the different classes with their attributes and behaviors as well as the relationships between each class. Class diagrams are split into three vertical sections. The section at the top is the name of the class, the section in the middle are the attributes, and the section at the bottom are the methods. Types of variables and return types of methods are indicated after the name and a colon (id : int). Typically the attributes in the middle section of each class are private variables indicated by a minus sign (-) before the name. Classes can be linked together with many different arrows to show relationships between them. UML diagrams are very powerful at representing a program written with a object orientated language.

https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/uml-diagram-types-examples/
 

From the blog Comfy Blog by and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of my blog. This week I will be talking about UML diagrams. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language and it is used to model business, application structures, programming languages, analysis, design, and implementation of software-based systems. In other words, it is a way to visually represent the design and implementation of complex software. There can be many lines of codes in your software and it can be difficult to keep track of all the class relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can make it easier for developers to see the relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can work for many different programming languages. It is a standardized modeling language that any language can incorporate into the language of their choosing.

There are two different types of UML diagrams. The two different types are structural and behavioral. Structural UML diagrams show how a system is structured. They show how classes and object components work together and show the relationships between those components. Behavioral UML diagrams on the other hand, show how a system would behave from the objects interacting with each other in it. In this class I am currently taking at Worcester State University, we look at the design and structure of programs through structural UML diagrams. We went through different versions of a “DuckSimulator” and its UML diagrams to see how the program can be improved. When given a difficult concept to add to the DuckSimulator, we were able to come up with a solution through the UML diagram because we could visually see how adding interface classes would affect the DuckSimulator.

The DuckSimulator structural UML diagram we used was a class diagram intended to be written in Java. UML diagrams are very commonly used to represent software that is based on object orientated programming because they can easily show the different classes with their attributes and behaviors as well as the relationships between each class. Class diagrams are split into three vertical sections. The section at the top is the name of the class, the section in the middle are the attributes, and the section at the bottom are the methods. Types of variables and return types of methods are indicated after the name and a colon (id : int). Typically the attributes in the middle section of each class are private variables indicated by a minus sign (-) before the name. Classes can be linked together with many different arrows to show relationships between them. UML diagrams are very powerful at representing a program written with a object orientated language.

https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/uml-diagram-types-examples/
 

From the blog Comfy Blog by Angus Cheng and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of my blog. This week I will be talking about UML diagrams. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language and it is used to model business, application structures, programming languages, analysis, design, and implementation of software-based systems. In other words, it is a way to visually represent the design and implementation of complex software. There can be many lines of codes in your software and it can be difficult to keep track of all the class relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can make it easier for developers to see the relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can work for many different programming languages. It is a standardized modeling language that any language can incorporate into the language of their choosing.

There are two different types of UML diagrams. The two different types are structural and behavioral. Structural UML diagrams show how a system is structured. They show how classes and object components work together and show the relationships between those components. Behavioral UML diagrams on the other hand, show how a system would behave from the objects interacting with each other in it. In this class I am currently taking at Worcester State University, we look at the design and structure of programs through structural UML diagrams. We went through different versions of a “DuckSimulator” and its UML diagrams to see how the program can be improved. When given a difficult concept to add to the DuckSimulator, we were able to come up with a solution through the UML diagram because we could visually see how adding interface classes would affect the DuckSimulator.

The DuckSimulator structural UML diagram we used was a class diagram intended to be written in Java. UML diagrams are very commonly used to represent software that is based on object orientated programming because they can easily show the different classes with their attributes and behaviors as well as the relationships between each class. Class diagrams are split into three vertical sections. The section at the top is the name of the class, the section in the middle are the attributes, and the section at the bottom are the methods. Types of variables and return types of methods are indicated after the name and a colon (id : int). Typically the attributes in the middle section of each class are private variables indicated by a minus sign (-) before the name. Classes can be linked together with many different arrows to show relationships between them. UML diagrams are very powerful at representing a program written with a object orientated language.

https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/uml-diagram-types-examples/
 

From the blog Comfy Blog by Angus Cheng and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of my blog. This week I will be talking about UML diagrams. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language and it is used to model business, application structures, programming languages, analysis, design, and implementation of software-based systems. In other words, it is a way to visually represent the design and implementation of complex software. There can be many lines of codes in your software and it can be difficult to keep track of all the class relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can make it easier for developers to see the relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can work for many different programming languages. It is a standardized modeling language that any language can incorporate into the language of their choosing.

There are two different types of UML diagrams. The two different types are structural and behavioral. Structural UML diagrams show how a system is structured. They show how classes and object components work together and show the relationships between those components. Behavioral UML diagrams on the other hand, show how a system would behave from the objects interacting with each other in it. In this class I am currently taking at Worcester State University, we look at the design and structure of programs through structural UML diagrams. We went through different versions of a “DuckSimulator” and its UML diagrams to see how the program can be improved. When given a difficult concept to add to the DuckSimulator, we were able to come up with a solution through the UML diagram because we could visually see how adding interface classes would affect the DuckSimulator.

The DuckSimulator structural UML diagram we used was a class diagram intended to be written in Java. UML diagrams are very commonly used to represent software that is based on object orientated programming because they can easily show the different classes with their attributes and behaviors as well as the relationships between each class. Class diagrams are split into three vertical sections. The section at the top is the name of the class, the section in the middle are the attributes, and the section at the bottom are the methods. Types of variables and return types of methods are indicated after the name and a colon (id : int). Typically the attributes in the middle section of each class are private variables indicated by a minus sign (-) before the name. Classes can be linked together with many different arrows to show relationships between them. UML diagrams are very powerful at representing a program written with a object orientated language.

https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/uml-diagram-types-examples/
 

From the blog Comfy Blog by Angus Cheng and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of my blog. This week I will be talking about UML diagrams. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language and it is used to model business, application structures, programming languages, analysis, design, and implementation of software-based systems. In other words, it is a way to visually represent the design and implementation of complex software. There can be many lines of codes in your software and it can be difficult to keep track of all the class relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can make it easier for developers to see the relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can work for many different programming languages. It is a standardized modeling language that any language can incorporate into the language of their choosing.

There are two different types of UML diagrams. The two different types are structural and behavioral. Structural UML diagrams show how a system is structured. They show how classes and object components work together and show the relationships between those components. Behavioral UML diagrams on the other hand, show how a system would behave from the objects interacting with each other in it. In this class I am currently taking at Worcester State University, we look at the design and structure of programs through structural UML diagrams. We went through different versions of a “DuckSimulator” and its UML diagrams to see how the program can be improved. When given a difficult concept to add to the DuckSimulator, we were able to come up with a solution through the UML diagram because we could visually see how adding interface classes would affect the DuckSimulator.

The DuckSimulator structural UML diagram we used was a class diagram intended to be written in Java. UML diagrams are very commonly used to represent software that is based on object orientated programming because they can easily show the different classes with their attributes and behaviors as well as the relationships between each class. Class diagrams are split into three vertical sections. The section at the top is the name of the class, the section in the middle are the attributes, and the section at the bottom are the methods. Types of variables and return types of methods are indicated after the name and a colon (id : int). Typically the attributes in the middle section of each class are private variables indicated by a minus sign (-) before the name. Classes can be linked together with many different arrows to show relationships between them. UML diagrams are very powerful at representing a program written with a object orientated language.

https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/uml-diagram-types-examples/
 

From the blog Comfy Blog by Angus Cheng and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of my blog. This week I will be talking about UML diagrams. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language and it is used to model business, application structures, programming languages, analysis, design, and implementation of software-based systems. In other words, it is a way to visually represent the design and implementation of complex software. There can be many lines of codes in your software and it can be difficult to keep track of all the class relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can make it easier for developers to see the relationships and hierarchies. UML diagrams can work for many different programming languages. It is a standardized modeling language that any language can incorporate into the language of their choosing.

There are two different types of UML diagrams. The two different types are structural and behavioral. Structural UML diagrams show how a system is structured. They show how classes and object components work together and show the relationships between those components. Behavioral UML diagrams on the other hand, show how a system would behave from the objects interacting with each other in it. In this class I am currently taking at Worcester State University, we look at the design and structure of programs through structural UML diagrams. We went through different versions of a “DuckSimulator” and its UML diagrams to see how the program can be improved. When given a difficult concept to add to the DuckSimulator, we were able to come up with a solution through the UML diagram because we could visually see how adding interface classes would affect the DuckSimulator.

The DuckSimulator structural UML diagram we used was a class diagram intended to be written in Java. UML diagrams are very commonly used to represent software that is based on object orientated programming because they can easily show the different classes with their attributes and behaviors as well as the relationships between each class. Class diagrams are split into three vertical sections. The section at the top is the name of the class, the section in the middle are the attributes, and the section at the bottom are the methods. Types of variables and return types of methods are indicated after the name and a colon (id : int). Typically the attributes in the middle section of each class are private variables indicated by a minus sign (-) before the name. Classes can be linked together with many different arrows to show relationships between them. UML diagrams are very powerful at representing a program written with a object orientated language.

https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/uml-diagram-types-examples/
 

From the blog Comfy Blog by Angus Cheng and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This week I read a blog post that I thought really related to the class about the history of software development. The blog goes over software development’s history from early computers to development today. The blog starts off with early computers, giving interesting facts like how the first piece of software was made with punch cards, and took 52 minutes to complete calculations. Then, there is a section about personal computers that people have in their homes. The section goes into how programming languages were becoming more well known, and how people started using computers outside of work in the mid-1990s. After, there is a paragraph about mobile computing devices, and how they developed from IBM Simon in 1994, and programmers starting to create phone apps in the 2000s to our smartphones of today. The blog ends with the software development of today. The ending is about how old programming languages are still used, and new languages are being made today. The ending also describes how modern software development is enhancing “dumb” devices by putting chips in them.

 I selected this blog post because software development is my dream job, and I thought it would be interesting to read about the history of it. This blog has a great way of showing how software has progressed over time ,and I think every CS major should read it since we do not want history to repeat itself.

 I think this blog was a great read that I recommend for many reasons. One reason I would recommend this blog is because it is a good history lesson for people that are interested in software development. It is good to learn about the past, so that we could prevent similar mistakes from happening again. Another reason I would recommend this blog is because it has a lot of interesting facts for people interested. One example is when the blogger writes about how the IBM Simon was the first predecessor to smartphones in 1994, and it even had a touchscreen and email! The last reason I would recommend this blog is because it could help having this knowledge in a future job to show how interested you are in software development, and how knowledgeable you are in the area.

This blog taught me about how software development has progressed through time from software that needed an hour to run to our technology of today. The material affected me heavily because it showed me how programming languages from early in its history, like C, are still used today. It makes you really think about how much was overachieved in the beginning, or is being underachieved now. I will use this knowledge to try and further software development in my future.

https://praxent.com/blog/history-of-software-development-innovation

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