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Creating subsystems Lesson 2: Creating Your First Use Case Diagram 42 Your diagram should look something like this: Once you’ve created the Employee Hiring subsystem, the next step is to connect it to the use cases it contains. 5 In the Use Case Diagram Tools tool folder, click and hold on the Subsystem Use Cases tool.
Creating subsystems 6 Move your cursor to a position above and to the left of the Seek Resumes use case and release the mouse button. Your cursor will change to indicate that you can draw a bounding box. 7 While holding down the mouse button, drag a bounding box around the Seek Resumes, Screen Resumes, and Hire Employees use cases. Then release the mouse button. Your cursor will change to indicate that you can select an object. 8 Click on the Employee Hiring subsystem. <strong>FrameWork</strong> draws the bounding box and connects it to the Employee Hiring subsystem. Tip If you cannot see the bounding box: a Move your cursor around slowly over the area where the bounding box should be until you see the box highlighted. b With the bounding box highlighted, click right to open its popup menu and select Graphic Properties. c In the Graphic Properties dialog box, change the value in the Pen Width field to 2. Then press the OK button. Lesson 2: Creating Your First Use Case Diagram 43
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Page 3 and 4: About This Book Lesson 1: Navigatin
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Page 8 and 9: A note about the illustrations A no
Page 10 and 11: Customer support Customer support A
Page 12 and 13: Opening a KnowledgeBase What you do
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Page 16 and 17: Getting ready to explore Getting re
Page 18 and 19: FrameWork tour Lesson 1: Navigating
Page 20 and 21: Clearing the deck Lesson 1: Navigat
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Page 41 and 42: Creating use cases Creating use cas
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Page 45 and 46: Creating actors Creating actors You
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Page 51: Creating subsystems Creating subsys
Page 55: What you do To save your work: On
Page 58 and 59: Breaking down a composite use case
Page 60 and 61: Building an employee acquisition di
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Page 66 and 67: Checking spelling Checking spelling
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Page 86 and 87: Creating an association Creating an
Page 88 and 89: Renaming the association ends Lesso
Page 90 and 91: Creating inheritance relationships
Page 92 and 93: Creating a generalization Lesson 5:
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Creating operations When you’re d
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Using forms to provide more informa
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Using forms to provide more informa
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Viewing classes using compartment n
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7 Creating a Statechart Diagram Wha
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Creating an initial state 3 In the
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Creating states 2 Move your cursor
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Creating transitions Creating trans
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Creating final states Creating fina
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Creating final states Your finished
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Navigating from fields Navigating f
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Using queries Lesson 8: Exploring W
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Running reports Lesson 8: Exploring
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What you’ll learn Generating Code
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