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KEY MESSAGE: Classes in UML. SLIDE BUILDS: None SLIDE SCRIPT: Classes in the UML diagram are one of the key building blocks of the model. Each class must have a name to distinguish it from other class. In addition a path may be included so as to specify where a class lives. Attributes allow you to specify the range of values that an instance can hold. Finally operations can be specified. Operations can be defined as Property Procedures, Event Procedures, Methods, etc. SLIDE TRANSISTION: UML Classes KEY MESSAGE: Dependency Relationships in UML. SLIDE BUILDS: None SLIDE SCRIPT: Relationships specify how different parts of the model interact. Generalization, Dependency, and Association relationships are the types of relationships that you can create in UML. We will be looking more at relationships later in this presentation. Dependency relationships allow you to specify that a change in a parent object may effect a change in a child object but not the opposite. In the case in the slide Window Depends on the class event. SLIDE TRANSISTION: Generalization Relationships KEY MESSAGE: Generalization Relationships in UML are the basis for describing inheritance relationships. SLIDE BUILDS: None SLIDE SCRIPT: Generalization relationships specify that a sub-class is a specialization of a parent class. For example a base stream class might form the foundation for numerous other classes such IOStream, NetworkStream, MemoryStream etc as found in the System.IO namespace in the .NET framework. Another example of generalization would be a base shipper class that contains methods, properties, events, etc that other shipper classes (CareAir, AllAir, etc.) inherit from. The example we have here is taken from the Duwamish sample application which we are looking at in some of the demonstrations in this presentation. The specific example on this slide represents the inheritance relationship of a pagebase class that all the web pages in the duwamish applicat