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Development of a library for automated verification of UML models
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Çelik, Makbule Filiz
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Software designs are mostly modeled as Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams when object oriented software development is concerned. Some popular topics in the industry such as Model Driven Development, generating test cases automatically in the early phases of software development, automated generation of code from design model etc. use the benefits of UML designs. All of these topics have something in common which is the need for accuracy against the meta-model not to face problems in the latter phases of the development process. Support on the full checking of the design models is necessary for the detection of design inconsistencies. This thesis presents an approach for automated verification of UML design models and explains the implementation of the library called UMLChecker.
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M. F. Çelik, “Development of a library for automated verification of UML models,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2006.
