Exercise 1:

A company consists of departments. Departments are located in one or more offices. One office acts as a headquarter. Each department has a manager who is recruited from the set of employees. Your task is to model the system for the company.

Draw a class diagram with the classes in your system their attributes, operations and relationships, multiplicity specifications, and other model elements that you find appropriate.

Exercise 2:
A token-ring based local-area-network (LAN) is a network consisting of nodes, in which network packets are sent around. Every node has a unique name within the network, and refers to its next node. Different kinds of nodes exist: workstations are originators of messages; servers and printers are network nodes that can receive messages. Packets contain an originator, a destination and a content, and are sent around on a network. A LAN is a circular configuration of nodes.

Draw a class diagram with the classes in your system their attributes, operations and relationships, multiplicity specifications, and other model elements that you find appropriate.

Exercise 3:
Based on the following description of part of the syntax of a programming language, construct a class diagram showing the structure of programs written in the language.

A module consists of a collection of features. A feature can either be a variable, a routine or a nested module. Routines consist of a declaration part and a statement part. Features local to the routine can be declared in the declaration part, and the statement part consists of a non-empty sequence of statements. Statements can be loops, conditionals or assignments, and each assignment contains a reference to the variable which is being assigned to.