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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- 1: Introduction -- 1.1 Model-based development using UML-RSDS -- 1.2 The 'software crisis' -- 1.3 Model-based development concepts -- 2: Overview of Development Using UML-RSDS -- 2.1 Component development: statistical correlation calculator -- 2.2 Application development: Sudoku solver -- 2.3 Transformation development: class diagram refactoring -- 2.4 Integrating UML-RSDS applications with external applications -- 2.5 What is different about UML-RSDS? -- 3: Class Diagrams -- 3.1 Class diagram concepts -- 3.2 Class diagram notations -- 3.2.1 The class diagram editor -- 3.2.2 Drawing a class diagram -- 3.2.3 Operations -- 3.2.4 Rules and restrictions -- 3.2.5 Code synthesis from class diagrams -- 3.2.6 Bi-directional associations -- 3.2.7 Qualified associations -- 3.2.8 Association classes -- 3.2.9 Aggregation -- 3.3 Models and metamodels -- 3.4 Domain-specific languages -- 3.5 Generalised application models -- 4: Constraints -- 4.1 Constraints in UML-RSDS -- 4.1.1 Basic expressions -- 4.1.2 Logical expressions -- 4.1.3 Comparitor, numeric and string expressions -- 4.1.4 Pre-state expressions -- 4.1.5 Collection expressions -- 4.1.6 Navigation expressions -- 4.1.7 Object deletion -- 4.1.8 Additional cases of quantification operators -- 4.2 Type checking -- 4.3 Differences to OCL -- 5: Use Cases -- 5.1 Specification of use cases -- 5.2 General use cases -- 5.2.1 Use case post-conditions -- 5.3 Composition and features of use cases -- 5.3.1 Extend-composition -- 5.3.2 Include-composition -- 5.3.3 Use case inversion -- 5.3.4 Use case parameters -- 5.3.5 Generic use cases -- 5.3.6 Use case attributes -- 5.3.7 Use case operations -- 6: Design Synthesis -- 6.1 Synthesis of class diagram designs -- 6.2 Synthesis of constraint code -- 6.3 Synthesis of use case designs

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