Using the UML models from last week's discussion, begin what is known as a high-level design, which is a 30,000 foot level view of the project that you wrote software requirements for in Project 1. High-level designs are used to inform the customer, managements, and other developers know and understand the design path you want to take.

2. Once the major classes are known, draw a sequence diagram, which shows the interaction between your objects. The methods on your objects are the arrows between classes

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