THE POWER OF UML IN COMMUNICATION: BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN DEVELOPERS AND STAKEHOLDERS
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 9
Abstract
The collaborative nature of software development necessitates seamless communication between developers and stakeholders, a group that often comprises individuals with diverse technical backgrounds. This disparity in technical expertise can lead to misunderstandings, mismatched expectations, and ultimately, roadblocks in project progress. Imagine a scenario where meticulous coding efforts culminate in a complex feature that fails to align with stakeholder expectations. This communication gap, frequently caused by technical processes and a lack of shared understanding, can be quite expensive, resulting in delays, rework, and potential project failure. UML diagrams emerge as a powerful tool to bridge this communication gap. They act as a visual language that transcends technical complexities, enabling all parties involved to grasp the software system's functionalities, structure, and behavior in a clear and concise manner. By leveraging a standardized set of symbols and notations, UML diagrams present a visual representation of the system, fostering a common ground for developers and stakeholders to collaborate effectively. This article explores how Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams can bridge this communication gap by providing a visual representation of the software system's design and functionalities. We discuss how different UML diagrams, such as use case diagrams and class diagrams, can be used to visualize user interactions, system structure, and data flow. We will explore how these diagrams can be employed during the design phase to foster discussions and collaboration between developers and stakeholders, ensuring a shared understanding of the project goals and functionalities.
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Yusupova F.
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