Object-Oriented Analysis & Design

 LENGTH OF COURSE:
2-3 Days

DESCRIPTION: This course begins with an introduction to Object-Oriented concepts and includes discussion of methodologies, techniques and advanced concepts. Overview of Object-Oriented project management and industry standards.

PREREQUISITES: Some knowledge of information technology and terms.

INSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES: This course may include demonstrations of developing use-case, analysis, and design models using UML notation (or any other customer-preferred methodology). The course will include a set of workshops where participants will work in small teams to explore object-oriented techniques ranging from the fundamentals of analysis to implementation through various stages of the development lifecycle.

AUDIENCE

This course is designed for Programmers, Analyst and Managers that need a better understanding of Object-Oriented analysis and design.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS:
  • Introduction to OO concepts
    • OO Philosophy and Paradigm Shift
    • What is OOA?
    • Its Uniqueness
    • Data Abstraction and Encapsulation
    • What is an Object?
    • What is a Class?
    • Attributes and Operations
  • Methodologies and Techniques
    • Object-Oriented Methodologies
    • Why are they different from the Traditional ones?
    • Importance of choosing a particular methodology
    • Current methodologies - UML, OMT, Booch and Jacobson
    • Object Modeling Techniques
    • Class and Object Diagrams
    • Other Types of Diagrams
  • Advanced Concepts
    • Relationships
    • Inheritance, Generalization and Association
    • Object-Oriented Analysis
    • Various Phases of Analysis
    • Getting Started with Object Analysis
    • Developing Analysis Model


  • Object-Oriented Design
    • Introduction to OOD Concepts
    • Relationship to OOA
    • Path of Transition
    • Object-Oriented Systems Design Issues
    • Various Structures in Design
    • Design Models and Diagrams
    • How to design Classes, objects and to map the attributes, operations?
    • Design of Various Models
    • Object Models
    • Behavioral Models
    • Dynamic Behaviors
    • Combining Object and Dynamic Models
    • Inheritance and Polymorphism
    • Synchronization
    • Revisiting Methodologies & Tools
    • Programming Languages
  • Object-Oriented Project Management
    • Managing OO Software Development Process
    • Software Quality Assurance
    • Configuration Management
    • Risk Factors


  • Object-Oriented Technology
    • Reviews
    • Move to Object-Oriented Implementation & Deployment
    • Pitfalls and Precautions
    • Scopes and Benefits
    • The Industry


FROM OUR STUDENT EVALUATIONS...
"I like the course contents. Some of the chapters are really helpful in real life programming situations."

Eliazer Visenio
County of Santa Clara

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