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Chapter 1 Introduction to the UML
Chapter 2 Business models
Chapter 3 Requirements modeling
Chapter 4 Architectural modeling
Chapter 5 Application modeling
Chapter 6 Database modeling
Chapter 7 Testing
Chapter 8 Is that all there is?
Chapter 9 How do I get started using the UML?
Chapter 10 Where can I learn more?
Appendix UML diagrams and elements