Course Template
Understanding Simple Models in Everyday Life with UML
Learn Class Modeling and Implementation in Python.

Didactic Objective
This course template systematically introduces UML Modeling and its translation into executable code. The focus is on building fundamental competencies in object-oriented thinking, particularly in handling classes, attributes, methods, and relationships. Learners develop a step-by-step understanding of how abstract models are structured and consistently implemented in Python. The template connects conceptual modeling with practical implementation and supports the development of sustainable competencies in structuring and implementing software systems.
Key Competences
- Modeling Classes and Relationships using UML
- Translating UML Diagrams into Python Class Structures
- Implementing Attributes and Methods in Object-Oriented Programs
- Representing and Managing Relationships between Objects
- Implementation of 1:n and n:1 relationships as well as simple cardinalities
- Development of consistent data structures through appropriate class relationships
- Application of getter and setter methods for controlled data processing
Structure of building blocks

School UML and Python Classes
Introduction to modeling a simple system with UML and its step-by-step implementation in Python for illustrating basic class structures and relationships.

Library Management with Loan
Deepening the modeling of more complex relationships through a system with multiple classes and an intermediary class to illustrate loan processes.

Pet Management with Owner & Veterinarian
Application and consolidation of modeling competence through another system with clearly defined relationships and focus on consistent implementation of object relationships.
The clearly structured modules enable a systematic progression from simple to more complex models and promote a deep understanding of class structures and relationships.
Try out the template in your own teaching context and adapt the content specifically to the requirements of your learning group.