This is a video introduction to the UML Class diagram. The video is very brief, at just over 3 minutes. Although not stated, the video assumes some basic knowledge of UML prior to beginning this video.
Type of Material:
Video tutorial
Recommended Uses:
Good basic overview for engineering and software engineering students.
Technical Requirements:
Access to high speed internet for video viewing; up to date browser
Identify Major Learning Goals:
The student should be able to identify the various components of the UML Class diagram.
Target Student Population:
Information technology students that will be involved in systems analysis and design, programming, or software engineering.
Prerequisite Knowledge or Skills:
Basic understanding of UML diagramming and its purpose.
Content Quality
Rating:
Strengths:
This video provides a solid explanation of UML Class diagrams in a short time frame.
Concerns:
The robot voice is distracting. The pace is very fast; the users may miss some content if they are novices.
Potential Effectiveness as a Teaching Tool
Rating:
Strengths:
Short and to the point video tutorial; it's great for students or users familiar with UML concepts/diagramming.
Concerns:
Too fast for a beginner!
Ease of Use for Both Students and Faculty
Rating:
Strengths:
The tutorial is presented without any interruptions. It's short, sweet, and to the point; this is valuable to someone familiar with UML diagrams.
Concerns:
NO exercises and no responses to the comments from users who watch the video (i.e. questions regarding the content). Some learners did response to questions.
Other Issues and Comments:
The robotic voice is very distracting; the pace is too fast for a beginner.
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