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Software Construction and Development

Lab 01

Name: M. Hanzala Ahmed,


Noor-ul-Hassan
Registration # UW-22-SW-BS-052,UW-22-SW-BS-003.

Lab Performance:
Lab Report

Procedure/Presentation Observations and Conclusion and Timely Total


(8) Calculations/ Coding Comments (8) response (30)
(8) (6)

Date: , 2024
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LAB TASKS:

Task 1:
Design a plantuml diagram from the below picture.

Source code:

@startuml
participant Edo
participant Slamet
Edo->Slamet: Hello, I am Edo. May I know your name please?
Slamet->Edo: Sure, I am Slamet. I am from Jepara. What about you?
Edo->Slamet: I am from Raja Ampat. I work in a tourism resort
Slamet->Edo: I work for a furniture company, have you heard about ukir Jepara?
Edo->Slamet: Yes, and I want to know more about that
Slamet->Edo: It's a specific carving pattern created in Jepara.
@enduml

Out comes:

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Task 2:
Design a PlantUML program by considering a scenario of your own choice. You program
must show these two factors

A: The conversation between three persons


B: Programming constructs are used to make the conversation more logical.

Source code:

@startuml
actor Student1 as "Alice"
actor Student2 as "Bob"
actor Student3 as "Charlie"

Alice -> Bob: Hey Bob, what ideas do you have for our final year project?
Bob -> Alice: I was thinking about building a web application for managing recipes.
Alice -> Bob: That sounds interesting! What kind of features would it have?
Bob -> Alice: It could include things like searching for recipes, creating shopping lists, and tracking meals.
Alice -> Charlie: What do you think, Charlie?
Charlie -> Alice: I think it's a good idea, but we need to make sure it's feasible within the time we have.
Charlie -> Bob: Have you considered any backend technologies for this?
Bob -> Charlie: I was thinking of using Node.js and MongoDB for the backend.
Charlie -> Bob: That's a good choice, it's quite popular and scalable.
Bob -> Alice: What about the front-end?
Alice -> Bob: I'm familiar with React, so we could use that.
Alice -> Charlie: React is good, but have you considered using Vue.js? It's known for being quite easy to learn.
Charlie -> Alice: That's a great suggestion! We can explore both options and decide which one suits us best.

Alice -> Charlie: Let's create a timeline for our project.


Charlie -> Alice: Good idea, we can break it down into smaller tasks.
Alice -> Bob: We can start with the backend development, then move on to the front-end.
Bob -> Alice: That's a good plan. Let's also consider setting up a testing and deployment strategy.

Alice -> Charlie: We need to start working on the research part of the project.
Charlie -> Alice: Yes, we need to identify the most important features for the application.
Charlie -> Bob: We can also start looking into libraries and frameworks that can help us develop the application.

Alice -> Bob: Let's meet next week to discuss the project in detail and finalize our plan.
Bob -> Alice: Sounds good!
@enduml

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Out comes:

Comments
 This lab manual offers a comprehensive guide to using PlantUML for creating diagrams that
represent conversations.
 Visualizing interactions through sequence diagrams enhances understanding and analysis of
communication patterns.
 Various PlantUML codes are demonstrated, illustrating effective ways to depict dialogues and
exchanges between characters.
 The included examples serve as a foundation for users to build upon and encourage
experimentation with different scenarios.
 Users are encouraged to modify and expand upon the provided code snippets to meet their specific
needs.

Conclusions
 The manual highlights the versatility and power of PlantUML in visualizing conversational dynamics.
 Sequence diagrams allow users to gain insights into the flow of communication and identify key
participants.
 The hands-on approach facilitates learning and encourages creativity in representing conversations.
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 As users become more familiar with PlantUML, they can create more complex and meaningful
diagrams reflecting real-life interactions.
 The manual serves as a valuable resource for students, educators, and professionals, fostering a
deeper understanding of PlantUML and human communication nuances.

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