Last Name: Ferrer First Name: Mark Vincent

Course, Year and Section: BSIT 4-3

Date: November 13, 2021

ARCHITECTURAL VIEWS AND EA MANAGEMENT PLAN

Choose at least six (6) Types of Structure Diagrams in Unified Modeling Language (UML) in an
object-oriented programming approach and provide sample diagrams respectively.
1. Class diagram - A class diagram in the Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a form of
static structural diagram in software engineering that depicts the structure of a system
by displaying the system's classes, properties, operations (or methods), and
relationships among objects.

2. Composite Structure Diagram - A composite structure diagram is similar to a class

diagram in that it allows you to go into greater detail when explaining the underlying
structure of numerous classes and illustrating how they interact. Inner classes and parts
can be visually represented, as well as connections between and within classes.
3. Object Diagram - An object is a one-of-a-kind instance of a class that can have its own
state and data values at any one time during runtime. Similarly, a static UML object
diagram is an example of a class diagram; it depicts a snapshot of the detailed state of a
system at a certain moment in time, thus an object diagram includes objects and their
interactions and may be thought of as a subset of a class diagram or a communication
diagram.

4. Deployment Diagram - A UML deployment diagram depicts the setup of run-time processing
nodes as well as the components that reside on them. The physical features of an object-
 oriented system are modeled using deployment diagrams, which are a type of structure
diagram. They're frequently used to represent a system's static deployment perspective
(topology of the hardware).

5. Package Diagram -
The arrangement and organization of model pieces in a moderate to large sca
le project is shown in a package diagram, which is a type of structural diagra
m. Package diagrams can display both structure and relationships between s
ub-systems or modules, as well as distinct perspectives on a system, such as 
a multi-layered (also known as multi-tiered) application - multi-layered applic
ation model.
6. Composite Structure Diagram - a composite structure diagram is similar to a
class diagram in that it allows you to go into greater detail when explaining
the underlying structure of numerous classes and illustrating how they
interact. Inner classes and parts can be visually represented, as well as
connections between and within classes.