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- Unified Modeling Language
- Modeling language
- Grady Booch
- Ivar Jacobson
- James Rumbaugh
- Object Management Group
- Rational Unified Process
- Class diagram
- Composite structure diagram
- Sequence diagram
- Activity diagram
- UML state machine
- Component diagram
- Use Case Diagram
- Communication diagram
- Metamodeling
- Entity–relationship model
- Cardinality (data modeling)
- Object Oriented Role Analysis and Modeling
- Applications of UML
- List of Unified Modeling Language tools
- Service-oriented architecture
- Action (UML)
- Activity (UML)
- Actor (UML)
- Artifact (UML)
- ATLAS Transformation Language
- Classifier (UML)
- Clock Constraints Specification Language
- Component (UML)
- Dependency (UML)
- Element (UML)
- Enterprise Distributed Object Computing
- Event (UML)
- Executable UML
- Glossary of Unified Modeling Language terms
- David Harel
- Inner class
- Kermeta
- Philippe Kruchten
- Meta-Object Facility
- Meta-process modeling
- Metadata modeling
- Model transformation
- Model-based systems engineering
- Model-driven architecture
- Model-driven engineering
- Model-driven integration
- Modeling and Analysis of Real Time and Embedded systems
- Modeling Maturity Levels
- Node (UML)
- Object composition
- Object Constraint Language
- Object-modeling technique
- Object-oriented software engineering
- ObjecTime Developer
- Package (UML)
- Pathway Systems
- Powertype (UML)
- Process-data diagram
- Production Rule Representation
- Profile (UML)
- QVT
- Reich Technologies
- Role Class Model
- Semantics of Business Vocabulary and Business Rules
- SoaML
- Software analysis pattern
- Stereotype (UML)
- Swim lane
- SysML Partners
- Systems Modeling Language
- Telelogic
- Object Modeling in Color
- UML Partners
- UML tool
- UML-based web engineering
- UMLsec
- Umple
- Unified Modeling Language for Interactive Systems
- UPDM
- Use case
- UXF
- VIATRA
- Visual modeling
- XML Metadata Interchange
- Deployment diagram
- Interaction overview diagram
- Message sequence chart
- Object diagram
- Package diagram
- State diagram
- State diagram (UML)
- System sequence diagram
- Timing diagram (Unified Modeling Language)
- Profile diagram
- Acceleo
- Astah*
- Borland Together
- BOUML
- CaseComplete
- Edraw Max
- Enterprise Architect (software)
- ERequirements
- Generic Modeling Environment
- IBM System Architect
- MagicDraw
- Microsoft Visio
- Modelio
- MonoUML
- MscGen
- Objecteering
- ObjectiF
- OntoUML
- OptimalJ
- PlantUML
- Poseidon for UML
- PowerDesigner
- Prosa UML Modeller
- Rational Rhapsody
- IBM Rational Rose XDE
- Rational Tau
- Software Ideas Modeler
- StarUML
- Toolkit for Conceptual Modeling
- UModel
- Visual Paradigm for UML
- YEd
- ArgoUML
- Dia (software)
- Eclipse (software)
- EiffelStudio
- NetBeans
- Open ModelSphere
- Papyrus (software)
- Stani's Python Editor
- Umbrello UML Modeller
- UML Designer
- UMLet