Agile Modeling with UML

​Bernhard Rumpe teaches at the RWTH Aachen University the use of agile, model-based development on the basis of UML. His research interests include models, modeling languages, DSLs, as well as their construction, analytical and generative use in development of products. With a number of publications, he has contributed to the standardization of UML and to a better use within development processes. He is author and editor of 21 books and Editor-in-Chief of the international Springer Journal on Software and Systems Modeling (SoSyM).

“This book, the second volume of the series, presents agile modeling with UML with a focus on code generation, testing, and refactoring. … Overall, the book is well structured and easy to follow. … This book provides excellent teaching material, and can be recommended for students and lecturers; in addition, experienced developers working on agile projects can use it as a guideline and to read about best practices.” (Computing Reviews, August, 2017)

• 1 Introduction.- 2 Agile and UML-Based Methodology.- 3 Compact Overview of UML/P.- 4 Principles of Code Generation.- 5 Transformations for Code Generation.- 6 Principles of Testing with Models.- 7 Model-Based Tests.- 8 Design Patterns for Testing.- 9 Refactoring as a Model Transformation.- 10 Refactoring of Models.- 11 Summary, Further Reading and Outlook.