Object-Oriented Analysis using UML

Beacon Training Services
Addison, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Irving, Plano, Richardson, Texas, United States

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Course Description:

'' Using a balanced blend of lecture and exercises this course teaches essential object-oriented concepts and their application within a practical analysis and design process. The most common analysis and design methods are presented, including use case analysis, problem domain analysis, activity diagramming, interaction diagramming, and the application of design heuristics and patterns. Using the Unified Modeling Language (UML) to produce analysis and design modeling deliverables is also covered. The course also provides a brief introduction to object database technologies and distributed objects. Throughout the course emphasis is placed on techniques that improve system adaptability and component reuse. Drawing on the latest analysis and design methods of acknowledged modeling experts such as Jacobson, Rumbaugh, Coad and Wirfs-Brock this course takes students through the language independent process of designing an object-oriented application. It demonstrates how to transition seamlessly from analyzing user requirements to producing object-oriented code.

Goals/Objectives

· Describe the concepts that define object-oriented systems

· Think about systems using objects
· Apply new tools including class diagrams, object interaction diagrams and design patterns

· Express your thoughts with the industry standard Unified Modeling Language (UML)

Outline/Table of Contents

Concepts

· Encapsulation and Localization

· Objects

· Classes

· Messages and Methods

· Relationships

· Inheritance

· Polymorphism

The OO Development Process

· OO Development Objectives

· Roadmap of Phases, tasks and deliverables

· Review and Iteration

Requirements Gathering

· Introduction

· Use Cases

· Process Modeling

· Process Summary

· Exercise

Creating on Object Modeling

· Introduction

· Creating the model

Exploring Behavior

· Finding Operations

· Object vs. Value Semantics

· Class Stereotypes

· Sequence Diagrams

· Collections

· Process Summary
Advanced Modeling Techniques

· Relationships

· Role Names

· Association classes

· Class Scope

· Visibility

· Navigability

· Qualified Assocations

· Interfaces

· Abstract classes

· Collaboration Diagrams

· State Transitition Modeling

Architectural Design

· Introduction

· Architectural Choices

· Process Summary

Object Design

· Introduction

· Design Guidelines

· Design Patterns

Storage and Distribution

· Storing Objects - OODBs

· Storing objects using a relational database

· Serialization

· Object Request Brokers

· Component Systems





Review of OO Development Methodology

· Modeling

· Phases

· Tasks

· Deliverables

· Iteration

· Prototyping

· Validation and Quality

· Project Roles

· Addressing Risk

· Maximizing OO Development Benefits

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