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C++ Software Design using UML

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Reference: DE-22
Duration: 3 Day(s)

Description

C++ has become one of the most widely used programming languages in the software industry and is now gaining popularity in the aerospace and defence sector. In addition, the Unified Modeling Language (UML) has become the defacto language for describing software. When used together, within an environment such as Artisan Studio, they provide engineers with the tools to produce well structured, maintainable software. The step from a UML design model to an C++ implementation however is not always an obvious one.

This course has been designed to teach delegates how a software design, represented in UML, can be annotated, using stereotypes and tag values, to show the intended implementation for C++. Delegates are introduced to concept of code generation templates and mapping rules as well as the syntax and semantics of existing profiles. They are taught how each profile element is applied the through a series of hands-on workshops. The advantages and drawbacks of developing project specific profiles is also discussed.

The course is strongly supported by a rich set of practical exercises, allowing delegates to produce exectuable C++ programs from the outset.

The techniques discussed on this course will promote software reuse and help reduce the costs of developing software projects.

Content

  • A recap of class modelling
  • An overview of code generation
  • What profiles are and how they are used
  • Explicit vs Implicit code generation
  • The profile metamodel
  • The pros and cons of developing project specific profiles
  • The Artisan C++ profile
  • Using code generation templates
  • How to apply the C++ profile

Who should attend

Software engineers who wish to understand how to generate and maintain C++ code from a UML design.

Prerequisites

A good working knowledge of C++ and an understanding of class modelling is recommended to attend this course.
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