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Domain Based Diagrams
Enterprise Architect supports a wide range of modeling languages, such as UML, SysML and BPMN, but in addition to the diagrams that are defined as part of these languages Enterprise Architect has a rich set of additional (extended) diagrams, including Mind Maps, User Interface diagrams and Data Modeling diagrams; there is even a general purpose Custom diagram. This allows several specialists such as Strategic Thinkers, User Experience Designers and Scientists to contribute to the models and to create a repository of articulated knowledge that has not been possible before.
Domain Based Diagram Types
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Analysis Diagram |
An Analysis diagram is a simplified Activity diagram, which is used to capture high level business processes and early models of system behavior and elements. |
Analysis Diagram |
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Custom Diagram |
A Custom diagram is an extended Class diagram that is used to capture requirements, user interfaces or custom-design models. |
Custom Diagram |
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Requirements Diagram |
A Requirements diagram is a Custom diagram used to describe a system's requirements or features as a visual model. |
Requirements Diagram |
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Maintenance Diagram |
A Maintenance diagram is a Custom diagram used to describe change requests and issue items within a system model. |
Maintenance Diagram |
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User Interface Diagram |
User Interface diagrams are Custom diagrams used to visually mock-up a system's user interface using forms, controls and labels. |
User Interface Diagrams |
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Data Modeling Diagram |
A Data Modeling diagram is a Class diagram used for representing database schemas. |
Data Modeling Diagrams |
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Documentation |
Virtual documents enable you to structure and filter your document and web reports by selecting, grouping and ordering individual Packages independent of the organization of the Browser window. |
Virtual Documents |
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Business Modeling and Business Interaction |
Business Modeling diagrams and Business Interaction diagrams enable you to model both the structure and behavior of a business system. Business Modeling diagrams are based on a Class (UML Structural) diagram, whilst Business Interaction diagrams are based on a Sequence (UML Behavioral) diagram. |
Business Modeling/Interaction |