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From the March 2016 Issue of Prestwood eMag

Proj Man PSDP General:

PSDP Phases compared to UML Workflows

By Mike Prestwood

Posted 21 years ago on 3/18/2003 and updated 5/2/2007

Take Away: Brief summary of how UML workflows map to the PSDP phases.

Tags: PSDP , UML , phases , workflows , compare

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UML Workflows (how they relate to PSDP)

Requirements (part of our Requirement phase)
Analysis (part of our requirements and general design phases)
Design (same as our Detail Design phase)
Implementation (same as our Initial Coding phase)
Test (we break this into "Testing and Rework" and Deployment phases)

More Info

Article:	An Introduction to Object Orientation
Link:	DotNetCoders.com UML Home Page
Article:	Introduction to OO for the Paradox Community
Article:	Introduction to the Unified Modeling Language
Article:	OO/UML: Aggregation versus Composition
Definition:	Polymorphism
KB Post:	PSDP: Step 2 Planning Overview (Gen & Design Phases)

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