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Lecture 05 Design With Sequence

The sequence diagram shows a phone call process between a caller, phone, and recipient. The caller picks up their phone and hears a dial tone. They then dial the recipient's number, which causes the recipient's phone to ring. The recipient then picks up their phone and says "hello" to the caller.

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Lecture 05 Design With Sequence

The sequence diagram shows a phone call process between a caller, phone, and recipient. The caller picks up their phone and hears a dial tone. They then dial the recipient's number, which causes the recipient's phone to ring. The recipient then picks up their phone and says "hello" to the caller.

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UML Sequence diagram

Sequence Diagram(make a
phone call)

Caller Phone Recipient

Picks up

Dial tone

Dial

Ring notification Ring

Picks up

Hello
1. Person kicks the cat
2. Cat reports to inspector
3. Inspector reports to Policeman
4. Policeman arrests person

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Slide 4
Slide 5
Sequence Diagrams
• Dynamic model
• Illustrate the objects that participate in a use-case
• Show the sequence of messages that pass between objects
for a particular use-case over time
• Example: order food, change tv channel
• It models a single scenario executing in the system

Slide 6
Sequence Diagrams – Object Life Spans

• Creation
A
⮚ Create message
⮚ Object life starts at that point
• Activation Create
B
⮚ Symbolized by rectangular stripes
⮚ Place on the lifeline where object is
activated.
⮚ Rectangle also denotes when object
is deactivated.
• Deletion X
Activation bar Return
⮚ Placing an ‘X’ on lifeline
Deletion
⮚ Object’s life ends at that point
Lifeline
Sequence Diagram

• Sequence diagrams demonstrate


the behavior of objects in a use case Message
by describing the objects and the
messages they pass.

• The horizontal dimension shows the


objects participating in the
interaction.

• The vertical arrangement of


messages indicates their order.

• The labels may contain the seq. #


to indicate concurrency.
Sequence Diagram for Patient appointment
Use Case

Slide 10
Sequence Diagram for Print Invoice
use case
Example: Use Case Diagram of the
Vending Machine
Sequence Diagram
for Deposit Money Use Case
System Sequence Diagram
for Make Selection Use Case
System Sequence Diagram
for Cancellation Use Case
System Sequence Diagram
for Update Database Use Case
Building a Sequence Diagram

1. Determine the context of the sequence diagram


2. Identify the participating objects
3. Set the lifeline for each object
4. Add messages
5. Add execution occurrence on each object’s
lifeline
6. Validate the sequence diagram

Slide 17
Alternate / if-else scenario in sequence
diagram

Upper or lower
part will work
at a time.
Based on the
condition.
Sequence Diagram for search book
Use Case
Multiple If-else condition

Slide 21
Thanks

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