Process Quality Assurance for UML-Based Projects

Epilogue

Out of the plains of western India, in the dusty town of Baroda,^[1] rises a structure of exquisite beauty called Laxmi Vilas Palace. With the backdrop of a diffused, red glow emanating from the setting sun in this part of the world, this tall and majestic stone palace takes on the personality of a mystique every night. Booch et al., in the opening discussion on architecture,^[2] ask us to “think about the most beautiful building you've ever seen—perhaps the Taj Mahal or Notre Dame.... Both structures are architecturally simple, yet they are also profoundly deep.” The palace in Baroda not only exudes the music in stone that the Taj Mahal does, it is also the epitome of strength and quality. For years I have almost religiously climbed ...