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1 year ago Domain Model: Here is a good example and another example Review relevant class sessions and slides before doing this. Feel free to search online for class diagrams and domain models for similar domains as yours for inspiration, just cite them in your final domain model. Submit a model of the domain with links and relationships. The expectation is that you have at least 8 classes in their diagram. If your domain is actually very small, you may have less. If the number of classes is below 8, per each missing class -2.5 points. If the model is too large, break it down in to 2 – 4 smaller models. Otherwise, -5 points overall. UML domain model needs to includes attributes, links, methods. For each mistake, -2 points. Create a task to compare your sequence diagrams and domain model and harmonize them (consistent method names) If the domain includes something like database or UI deduct -2 points per mistake. Links should be correct. If not, each mistake -2 points. Represents reasonable relationship Cardinality is reasonable (e.g. 0..* zero to many, …) Students also need to have a description for the domain model as a whole and how each smaller model is related to the rest. If the description is missing, deduct -10 points. If the description is not completed, deduct -5 points.
Once the corrections are made on the domain model, check them and provide feedback