7.5. Conclusion
This chapter serves as the gateway from requirements into analysis and design. We begin by analyzing our requirements artifacts and transforming them into an appropriate set of specification artifacts. At a low level, these specification artifacts are the boundary, entity, and control classes discovered by analyzing the requirements artifacts. At a higher level, these artifacts are the packages that contain each of these individual types of classes. After completing this activity, we have a robust set of specification elements that should serve us well as we move into more detailed analysis and design activities.
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