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Does anyone have any good resources for refining my skills in developing class diagrams? Would like any strong tutorials in UML 2.0 ideally, but searches seem to be returning poor results.

Also currently revising for a final year exam and really want to try and get my teeth into a practice paper with a model answer, I've searched high and low without any luck, does anyone happen to have any suggestions on where i might find some?

Basically any resources to help push my revision along. Would relish the chance to look at more advance stuff and push the boundaries.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks, Ricky

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Martin Fowler Wrote a book. The latest edition was published for UML2...

Jason Punyon
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Sparx Systems has a UML tutor here: http://www.sparxsystems.com/uml-tutorial.html

They also have a trial version of their tools, if you are so inclined...

EDIT: Be sure to check their navigation pane for additional resources as well.

Borzio
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I always keep a few cheat sheets in my bookmarks for quick reference.

Try these:

annakata
The second link is good.
James P.
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I'd suggest "UML2 and the unified process" Jim Arlow and Ila Neustadt as a text box. After that, you need a project and a UML tool to practise.

Red Koda Software
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A collection of UML resources online

A collection of UML cheat sheets

Jordi Cabot
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We just launched Model Xtractor, a platform for online interactive class diagramming on preloaded metadata: .NET frameworks, third-party software products and libraries, database models, APIs and SDKs for ActionScript, PHP, VBScript, IDL, and way more to come. The navigable model is an extension of UML and ER, with features for best possible handling and visual representation of metadata.

You'll find hundreds of diagrams ready to look at and customize online in seconds. You can also clone them or create your own.

Chris