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passed Part-II with 93%

 
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Just looked at the status and passed with 93%. Thanks for Java Ranch and all the members...

This report shows the total points that could have been awarded in each section and the actual amount of points you were awarded. This information is provided in order to give you feedback on your relative strengths on a section basis. The maximum number of points you could have received is 100, minimum to pass is 70. Class Diagram (44 maximum) .......................... 43 Component Diagram (44 maximum) ...................... 38 Sequence/Colloboration Diagrams (12 maximum) ........ 12
 
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Congratulation Ramesh!

Would you share your experience of success?

I have started Part II but I am getting confused on the design approach. I have read the assignment materials, got the Business Domain Model and the Use Cases. Would you suggest what the next step is? Should I concentrate on the business logic (middle-tier) class design, together with constructing sequence diagrams for each of the use case? Appreciate if you could share your approach.
 
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Congratulations

Please share your approach in tackling the assignment.
 
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Congratulations. Good Score indeed.

How long did it take to get the results?

- Harish
 
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Excellent score Ramish! well done.
Ray
 
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Congratulations
 
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I started the assignment with Class Diagram after reading the requirements. I came up with around 20 classes and i didn't add any attributes or methods. I used TogetherJ to create all these diagrams. I created One Class Diagram and One Component Diagram and individual sequence diagrams for each Use Case. I have added Deployment Diagram to my assignment, even though it's not required, it's nice to have it and easy to convice the evaluator. I had 1-2 pages worth of assumptions, very breif and up to the point. I took around month to do the assignment. All the best everybody.
 
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Hi Ramesh,

About the class diagram...

Have you changed any cardinality of the relationships of the original BDM?
Have you excluded any class from the original BDM???
Have you add any tech class like EJB's to your class diagram??? Or just business classes???

Thank you so much!
 
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About the class diagram...

>>Have you changed any cardinality of the relationships of the original BDM?
Not really, introduced new classes in between
>>Have you excluded any class from the original BDM???
NO
>>Have you add any tech class like EJB's to your class diagram??? Or just business classes???
YES (with stereotype EJB), i followed the Cade's class diagram

Ramesh
 
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"I had 1-2 pages worth of assumptions, very breif and up to the point."

In addition to the above how much writeup did you have?

Kay
 
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Cograts,
Good score indeed, we are also coming to this level and still preparing for part 1
 
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Congratulations Ramesh!!
 
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Kay,
>> In addition to the above how much writeup did you have?
I have only 2 pages worth of assumptions.. no more writeup in addition to the assumptions doc.
 
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