I think all of us who studied CS (at least over 10 years ago, no idea what's being taught now) hated UML. That said, there have been plenty of times where I ha

I think all of us who studied CS (at least over 10 years ago, no idea what's being taught now) hated UML. That said, there have been plenty of times where I have used certain kinds of UML. For example, sequence diagrams [1] are a great way of modelling certain processes between actors and objects within your system. I even used once a few months ago to help a client understand a complicated part of the system we had developed. I tend to think more junior CS graduates might end up pulling this kind of thing together using sticky notes in some web 2.0 board. [1] https://plantuml.com/sequence-diagram https://plantuml.com/sequence-diagram