10 common UML diagrams
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This mind map provides an overview of '10 Common UML Diagrams,' a fundamental concept in software engineering used to visualize system architecture and behavior. It categorizes UML diagrams into two main types: Structure-Behavior and Dynamic Behavior Diagrams. Structure-Behavior Diagrams include Class, Object, Component, Deployment, Use Case, and Package Diagrams, focusing on static system aspects. Dynamic Behavior Diagrams, such as Sequence, Collaboration, State, and Activity Diagrams, illustrate the system's dynamic interactions and workflows. This organized approach aids in comprehending complex systems, enhancing communication, and facilitating efficient software development and documentation.
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Structure-Behavior Diagram
Class diagram
Describe the static structure of classes in the system.
Object diagram
The state of multiple objects in the system at a certain moment
Component diagram
A special UML diagram to describe the static implementation view of the system
Deployment diagram
Define the physical architecture of hardware and software in the system
Use Case Diagram
Describe system functions from the user's perspective.
Package Diagram
A package is a UML structure that allows you to organize model elements such as use cases or classes into groups.
Dynamic Behavior Diagram
Sequence Diagram
The dynamic collaborative relationship between objects, emphasizing the order in which objects send messages, while also showing the interaction between objects.
Collaboration diagram
Describe the assistive relationship between objects.
State diagram
Describe the state-to-state control flow, commonly used for dynamic feature modeling
Activity Diagram
Describes the workflow of the business implementation use case
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