Merging Modeling and Programming Using Umple

Lethbridge, Timothy C.; Abdelzad, Vahdat; Orabi, Mahmoud Husseini; Orabi, Ahmed Husseini; Adesina, Opeyemi

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-47169-3_14

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“…In a different approach, UMPLE [14] mixes programming and modeling by integrating UML constructs into languages such as Java. However, they use code generation for the runtime part of the system.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

PAMELA: An annotation-based Java modeling framework

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Polet

Silva

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Science of Computer Programming

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confidence: 99%

PAMELA: An annotation-based Java modeling framework

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Polet

Silva

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Science of Computer Programming

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“…We use Umple [1] [2] as the core tool in our method. Umple embeds constructs such as UML associations [3], UML state machines [4], traits [5], aspects and product-lines [6] in programming languages like Java and PHP.…”

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Experiential Learning for Software Engineering using Agile Modeling in Umple

Lethbridge

2020

2020 IEEE 32nd Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training (CSEE&T)

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In this tutorial we will discuss a method of teaching a variety of software engineering topics in an integrated and experiential manner. Topics covered include agile processes, software modeling, open source development tools and processes, code generation and testing. Our approach involves using a textual modeling language called Umple that enables agile, model-driven, test-driven development. Students are introduced to this tool in an introduction to software engineering course, where they learn the basics of the above topics. Then in their capstone course they are able to actually contribute to the tool itself.

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“…We later on evaluated Umple and it was shown to improve student understanding and grades [2]. In another evaluation, Umple was shown to have many valiable properties as compared to other modeling tools used in education.…”

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Capstone Software Engineering Students Can Develop a High-Quality Complex System: A Case Study With Umple

Lethbridge

2019

PCEEA

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Umple is an open-source programming technology developed almost entirely by students, the majority of whom were working on it as their capstone project through a program called UCOSP. We describe our development process for Umple that has provided a rich educational experience for the students, while at the same time continually improving Umple’s quality. We also describe features of Umple that have been designed to facilitate its use in teaching software engineering.

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Merging Modeling and Programming Using Umple

Cited by 18 publications

References 9 publications

PAMELA: An annotation-based Java modeling framework

PAMELA: An annotation-based Java modeling framework

Experiential Learning for Software Engineering using Agile Modeling in Umple

Capstone Software Engineering Students Can Develop a High-Quality Complex System: A Case Study With Umple

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