Java 2, OOA&D using UML

University of Connecticut - Stamford
Stamford, Connecticut, United States

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Course Description:

'' Java 2, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design using UML introduces the major elements of the Unified Modeling Language and the Unified Software Development Process.



Intended Audience:

CITI’s Java series is based on the multi-vendor jCert certification. Several information-technology companies, including BEA Systems, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, iPlanet.com, Oracle, Sun, and Sybase, sponsor the jCert program. The certification program is made up of both common and vendor-specific exams from the sponsor companies.

The jCert program has three tiers, five skill sets, and five required exams. The tiers are:

1) Sun Certified Programmer for the Java Platform

2) Certified Solution Developer

3) Certified Enterprise Developer

Java 2, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design using UML follows the objectives of the Certified Solution Developer.



Prerequisites:

To ensure your success, we recommend you first take the following courses or have equivalent knowledge:

Object Oriented Programming, Principles
Java 2, Programming Language.


Student Responsibilities:

Students should share the same general level of knowledge and experience. If a participant does not demonstrate these, the CITI instructor will take the necessary steps either to prepare the participant or place him/her in a more appropriate course. This policy is intended to maintain the high level of quality control that you have come to expect from CITI.



Course Contents:

Know the Purpose and Parts of the Unified Modeling Language (UML)

· Purpose and History of UML

· Some of the Basic Principles of the Unified Software Development Process

Drive the Development of a System Using Use Cases

· Identify the Benefits of Use Case Driven Software Development Process

· Identify the Actors in a System

· Identifying Use Cases in a System

· Describe a Use Case as a Conversation between the User and the System

· Create a Use Case Diagram that Shows the Use Cases in Your System

· Use One Use Case to Extend Another Use Case

· Include One Use Case in Another Use Case

Describe How Objects Interact Using a Sequence Diagram

· Using Sequence Diagrams

Using Component and Deployment Diagrams

· Component Diagrams

· Deployment Diagrams


Use the CRC Method to Identify Classes

· Thinking in Terms of Responsibilities

· Using the CRC Method

Create Class and Object Diagrams

· Documenting Classes and Inheritance

· Documenting Associations between Classes

· Classes that Depend on each Other

· Object Diagrams

Interface-based Design

· Identifying Interfaces

· Documenting Interfaces

Layer your System into Packages

· Using Packages to Organize the Elements of your Design

· Using Packages with Other Model Elements

Model Dynamic Behavior using Collaboration, Statechart, and Activity Diagrams

· Using a Collaboration Diagram

· Creating Statecharts

· Drawing Activity Diagrams

Manage and Schedule the Software Development Process

· The Challenges of Managing a Software Project

· Prioritizing Software Development


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