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Object-oriented modeling has become the de-facto history of object oriented modeling languages is a rich standard in the software development process during the last source of lessons to be learned. In every language, there are decades. A great deal of research in this area focuses on proposing features to exploit and pitfalls to avoid. modeling languages. Several techniques such as empirical studies, model basedIn order to properly understand, and assess an object oriented evaluation and metric based evaluation, have accomplished to modeling language, we believe that a set of criteria or . ' requirements is needed. This Paper presents a framework to investigate and compare graphical object oriented modeling proposes a criteria set that can be used both as requirement languages. This framework is based on a requirement set for an specification in new 00 modeling language development and ideal object-oriented modeling languages. as a framework for comparison existing languages. The rest of this paper is organized as follows: Section II Index Terms-Object-Oriented modeling languages, overviews the related work, section III presents state of the art comparison framework, requirement set, UML comparison framworkreuireenin object oriented modeling languages. Section IV introduces the proposed requirement set for graphical object oriented

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