10-152-311 - Object-Oriented Programming 1

Create a sequence diagram showing the details of the Quarterback.ExecutePlay method. Use F12 (at design time) or F11 (while debugging) to identify all nested calls.

• Use your completed 5.2 Football Sequence Diagram assignment as a starting point, making changes as needed to reflect the use of base classes and/or interfaces.
• Only include the segment of code handling a play of type "Pass".
• All properties -- inlcuding get and set calls.
• All method calls -- including parameters and return results.

Note: The first object lifeline on the diagram should be Quarterback; the ExecutePlay method does not need to be labeled.

1. Download this 7.2 Football zip file.
2. Extract the contents of the zip file to a location of your choice.
3. Open the file OOP 1 Football 7.2 End.sln contained within the renamed folder.
4. Open MainWindow.xaml.
5. Navigate to the Quarterback.ExecutePlay Click() event handler.
6. Create a UML sequence diagram in Violet which represents the series of nested method calls initiated by this event hander.
7. Using Violet, export the diagram to a .png file (File, Export to | Image file).
8. Submit the file via Blackboard.