The steps for analysis and design of an object-oriented system:
(a) Draw interaction diagrams
(b) Draw state chart and object diagrams
(c) Draw use case and activity diagrams
(d) Draw component and deployment diagrams
(e) Draw class diagram
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Correct answer: D. (c) → (a) → (e) → (b) → (d)
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Start with use cases/activities (requirements), then interaction diagrams, the class diagram, state charts/object diagrams, and finally component and deployment diagrams.More Software Engineering questions
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