Object Based Diagram and its implementation in the Designing of Pattern
Asif Irshad Khan · 2006
The paper gives an overview of Object Oriented Methodology, and development of UML as one of the key models up to date. It further gives an overview of UML as a standard language for specifying, visualizing, constructing, and documenting the artifacts of Object Oriented Systems and Applications. We further discuss the Object Based Diagrams, which have proved to be vital for designing of patterns and models in general. The paper provides a case study of the University Administration Model; a persistent design theme used to implement hierarchical object structures which allow interaction on every level of the hierarchy and maintain their internal consistency themselves. In this paper, the Object Based Diagram has been utilized to represent the University Administration Model, as well as to explore its design and implementation space. Object based diagram has proved to be vital in order to get a grip on the complex pattern that we have discussed, and can be expected to work fine for designing of patterns in general.