What you should be able to do afterward

• Read and understand the DRM

  • UML notation
  • rules imposed by/defined by the DRM

• Understand the general organization and usage of the 360 SEDRIS classes

  • Know how and where to get more detailed information on all of the 360 SEDRIS classes
  • represent primitives (e.g. polygons, nodes, tables)
  • organize primitives (e.g. spatial index, states)

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