I am studying modelling and UML through a presentation based on Craig Larman's book "Applying UML and Patterns". It describes seven consecutive design steps, from the requirement analysis to the class diagram:
- Software Requirements Specification,
- Use Case Diagrams,
- Conceptual Model,
- System Sequence Diagrams,
- Contracts,
- Collaboration Diagrams,
- Design Class Diagrams.
I am trying to find these steps in a modern UML tool - Papyrus. In Papyrus I found the following diagrams:
- Activity diagram,
- Class Diagram,
- Class tree table,
- Communication diagram,
- Composite structure diagram,
- Deployment diagram,
- Generic table,
- Generic tree table,
- Interaction overview diagram,
- Package diagram,
- Relationship generic matrix,
- Sequence diagram,
- State machine diagram,
- Timing diagram,
- Use case diagram,
- View table.
Of the seven steps, I found three: Use Case Diagrams, Sequence Diagrams and Class Diagrams. I did not find Conceptual Model, Contracts, and Collaboration Diagrams.
Do these diagrams - Conceptual Model, Contracts, and Collaboration Diagrams - appear in Papyrus in a different name?
Alternatively, do these diagrams not appear at all in Papyrus since they are not used today?