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@startuml
skinparam style strictuml
hide methods
hide empty members
class Instructor
class Term {
name : String
year : Year
coursesStart : Date
coursesEnd : Date
}
class Schedule {
dayOfWeek : String
startTime : String
endTime : String
}
class "Teaching\nActivity\nDescription" as TAD {
name : String
weight : Percentage
gradedOutOf : int
}
class "Teaching\nActivity" as TA {
}
class Course {
courseID : String
}
class Section {
groupeID : int
}
class Meeting {
number : int
}
class RelativeTime {
deltaTimeMinutes : int
}
note as n1
Meetings are associated with
dates according to the section's
schedule and the university
calendar. The calendar specifies
breaks and day permutations
(e.g., for a given Tuesday the
university follows schedules for
a Monday).
end note
n1 .up. Term
n1 .. Meeting
Course "1" -- "0..1" CourseActivity : includes >
Course "1" -- "0..1" LabActivity : includes >
Course "1" -- "0..1" ExerciseActivity : includes >
CourseActivity "1" -- "13" Meeting : takes-place-during >
LabActivity "1" -- "12" Meeting : takes-place-during >
ExerciseActivity "1" -- "13" Meeting : takes-place-during >
TAD "1" -- "*" TA : describes
TA "1" -- "1" RelativeTime : begins-at >
TA "1" -- "1" RelativeTime : ends-at >
RelativeTime "1" -- "1" Meeting : is-relative-to
Course "1" - "1..*" Section : is-taught-in >
Instructor "1" -- "1..*" Section : teaches >
Course "1" - "1..*" TAD : contains >
Section "1" -- "1..*" Meeting : takes-place-during >
Schedule "1" -left- "*" Section : applies-to >
Section "*" -down- "1" Term : applies-to <
'Instructor <|-- Professor
'Instructor <|-- Lecturer
'Instructor <|-- TeachingAssistant
@enduml
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