Training Course:Object Oriented Analysis and DesignSchool/Trainer:CBIT Canadian Beaver Training Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online/Live | On-site/In-house | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' Module 0: Software Engineering with Components. | What Is a Good System Do We Have a Good System What Are Good Systems Like? Encapsulation, Abstraction, Coupling How Are Good Systems Built | Module 1: Object Concepts | Defining Terms: Containment, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Interface and Implementation, Classes, Etc What Is An Object? Messages, Interfaces, Classes. Inheritance. Polymorphism and Dynamic Binding. How Does This Help Us Achieve the Goals of Section I. | Module 2: The Rational Unified Process | The Happy Video Store The Rational Unified Process The Inception Phase The Elaboration Phase The Construction Phase The Transition Phase | Module 3: Uml: Essentials of Class Models | Introduction To Uml Identifying Objects and Classes. Associations. Attributes and Operations. Generalization. The Class Model During the Development. Crc Cards. | Module 4: Uml: More On Class Models. | More About Associations: Aggregation and Composition, Roles, Navigability, Qualified Associations, Derived Associations, Constraints. More About Classes: Interfaces, Abstract Classes. Parametrized Classes. Dependency | Module 5: Uml: Use Case Models | Actors in Detail. Use Cases in Detail System Boundary Relationships Between Use Cases. Relationships Between Actors. Actors and Classes. | Module 6: Uml: Interaction Diagrams. | Collaborations. Interactions On Collaboration Diagrams. Sequence Diagrams. More Advanced Features: Messages From An Object To Itself, Detailed Behavior, Returned Values, Creation and Deletion of Objects, Timing. Other Purposes: Providing An Operation, How Design Patterns Work, How a Component Works. Conditional Behavior and Iteration. Concurrency. | Module 7: Uml: State And Activity Diagrams. | State Diagrams Activity Diagrams. Other Kinds of Events. Other Kinds of Actions. Looking Inside States. Concurrency Within States. | Module 8: Uml: Implementation Diagrams | Component Model Deployment Model | Module 9: Uml: Reuse: Components and Patterns. | What Can Be Reused and How Why Reuse Why Is Reuse Hard Which Components Are Really Reusable What Difference Does Object Orientation Make | Module 10: Creating Objects with Java/vb.net/c | Proper Coding Using Classes Creating Classes Class Properties Object Methods Constructors Destructors Static Data A Complete Object Example | Module 11: Inheritance and Polymorphism | Inheritance Polymorphism Abstract Functions and Classes Interfaces Common Inheritance Examples | Module 12: Uml: Design Patterns (if Time Permits | Modeling Design Patterns Singleton Abstract Factory Façade Visitor Observer ...''
Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.
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Phone:613 742-6800
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CBIT Canadian Beaver Training Ottawa 214 Montreal Rd Suite 100 Ottawa, Ontario K1L 8L8 Canada
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