(面向对象的设计)Part7Application.ppt

12.3 Construction A Detailed View of the VTSHome Class 12.3 Construction The Analysis and Design Models The Analysis Model Capture the entities processes of the system The first attempt at identifying the elements that will make up the solution space do a simple noun-verb analysis of the use case specifications and related requirements documents 12.3 Construction An Analysis Model Class Diagram Supporting the Primary Use Case 12.3 Construction Several important points in the class diagram Vacation time requests are separate and distinct from vacation time grants. A grant represents available time for the employee to draw on when requesting time off A manager is an employee An employee can have multiple managers An approval of an employee’s request for vacation time may come from multiple sources * An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design PART VII: Application Dr. 邱 明 Software School of Xiamen University mingqiu@xmu.edu.cn Fall, 2009 Chapter 12: Web Application: Vacation Tracking System Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications (Third Edition) Grady Booch, Robert A. Maksimchuk, Michael W. Engle, etc. Posts Telecom Press 2008.4 978-7-115-17305-5/TP 12.1 Inception The Requirements A summary of the vision document, Key features, The use case model, Key use case specifications, Architecturally significant line item requirements. 12.1 Inception The vision document A Vacation Tracking System (VTS) will provide individual employees with the capability to manage their own vacation time, sick leave, and personal time off, without having to be an expert in company policy or the local facility’s leave policies. 12.1 Inception The most important goal Give individual employees the capability and responsibility to manage their vacation time The need to streamline the functions of the human resources (HR) department Minimize noncore, business-related activities of management Give a sense of empowerment to the employees Improve the internal busines