You can use a UML use case diagram to capture the high-level requirements and interactions of your system with its users and external systems.

Learn how UML diagrams can help you reuse software at different levels of abstraction, from requirements to design to implementation, using examples and tips.

An example of UML 2.5 component diagram for online shopping. The diagram shows "white-box" view of the internal structure of three related subsystems - WebStore, Warehouses, and Accounting.

UML 2 interaction overview diagram, IOD for short, is a variant of UML activity diagrams where the nodes may be interaction diagrams. Introduced on the UML 2 version, this diagram gathers benefits ...

Changes made for architecture in UML 2.0 primarily involve the structural (class) model, while changes for scalability are best seen in the improved sequence diagrams.

Interaction Diagram: This focuses on the interactions between classes or objects. It includes sequence and collaboration diagrams to depict message exchanges and the sequence of operations between ...

If one changes the code (even outside of Together), then the class diagram is updated automatically. Together does support the other 8 UML diagrams, and where possible tries to keep these in sync. If ...

UML interaction overview diagrams are activity diagrams made up of numerous smaller models (typically, time diagrams, sequence diagrams, and communication diagrams).

UML Diagrams are considered as a main component in requirement engineering process and these become an industry standard in many organizations. UML diagrams are useful to show an interaction, behavior ...

Abstract: UML 2 interaction overview diagram, IOD for short, is a variant of UML activity diagrams where the nodes may be interaction diagrams. Introduced on the UML 2 version, this diagram gathers ...