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In general, Visio is a drawing tool while Rational rose is a modeling tool. To me, these are two different families of tools. Of course, its difficult to classify some tools in clearly one of the two categories but in general Id say that the main difference is that drawing tools do not understand the model you are drawing, they just let you represent it. This implies that most likely they will not be able to check if the model is correct or to generate code from it.
As Jordi mentions - the difference is that tools like Rose (and others) understand the rules of UML. They allow you to catch modelling errors, and more importantly, allow you to refactor models more easily. Say your "Customer" class has been renamed "Account" - change it in the model and all references to Customer will be updated.
Remember -a good UML model is a bit like a circuit diagram - it has rules that allow you be very precise about what you want to convey. There are approaches to modelling that mean you generate the application rather than code it directly (or code very little of it). Many embedded/safety critical systems are built this way.
It is not easy to structure your models...It is just drawing tool...Try some cheap UML tools such as Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect... They are better...even better than IBM tools in many situations...And
Rational was the best UML tool in the world but since its eclipse integration and the use of the GMF framework it is now so unstable, so slow, no direct control of the model etc... than even a drawing tool like Visio is better !!
This workshop is focused upon the "mechanics" of Rose. Since it completely assumes that participants already know the "whats, whys, and hows" of the modeling concepts that Rose supports, this workshop provides almost zero background as to why Rose would be used.
As part of covering the "mechanics" of Rose, the course ensures that students understand not only the operational paradigms of Rose, but also some of the "quirks" and issues that you need to understand in order to use Rose effectively.
The optional Modeling Background module can be used in situations where attendees have some OOAD background but do not have all the required concepts. This will provide the minimum background necessary to understand what is to be modeled, but will not provide the background to understand why one does modeling or to know how one arrives at a model, particularly a good model.
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