#Develop code from use case diagrams software

#Develop code from use case diagrams software

System design is an approach established around the 1970s that addresses business needs and the technical issues related to software development ( Siau et al., 2021). It has become a core subject taught in the information systems curriculum for undergraduates and schools of business. System design is essential in computer science and information systems (IS). Limitations and future work are presented. The developed alignment tool is expected to contribute to helping students and instructors during the system design phases to be more consistent and practical. Then, the text is transformed in PlantUML to generate its graphical representation. From a more technical perspective, the current contribution provides a Java program that aligns concepts by converting text-based use cases to text-based sequence diagrams.

This article is an extension of our previous work, as we have discussed a simple scenario of Automated teller machines to demonstrate the alignment concepts between UML diagrams. To overcome this challenge, aligning the concepts across diagrams is essential, which can help achieve better consistency and management of the design system, especially in an educational setting. However, creating a well-designed system takes a lot of work, especially for university students with work experience. Design consistency ensures a seamless process, as the diagrams are generally interrelated. Each diagram serves a purpose by focusing on a specific part of a particular system. Unified modelling language (UML) has been broadly adopted, and it is common to support the system design process using different diagrams. System design is an essential subject taught in information systems and has become a core course in its curriculum.