Object Oriented Analysis and Design - OOAD with UML Training Virtual Classroom Live November 27, 2017

Course Overview

1. Course Introduction

• Course Objectives
• Course Overview
• Using the Workbook
• Suggested References

2. Introduction to Analysis and Design

• Why is Programming Hard?
• The Tasks of Software Development
• Modules
• Models
• Modeling
• Perspective
• Objects
• Change
• New Paradigms

3. Objects

• Encapsulation
• Abstraction
• Objects
• Classes
• Responsibilities
• Attributes
• Composite Classes
• Operations and Methods
• Visibility
• Inheritance
• Protected and Package Visibility
• Scope
• Class Scope

4. Advanced Objects

• Constructors & Destructors
• Instance Creation
• Abstract Classes
• Polymorphism
• Multiple Inheritance
• Solving Multiple Inheritance Problems
• Interfaces
• Interfaces with Ball and Socket Notation
• Templates

5. Classes and Their Relationships

• Class Models
• Associations
• Multiplicity
• Qualified Associations
• Roles
• Association Classes
• Composition and Aggregation
• Dependencies
• Using Class Models

6. Sequence Diagrams

• Sequence Diagrams
• Interaction Frames
• Decisions
• Loops
• Creating and Destroying Objects
• Activation
• Synchronous & Asynchronous
• The Objects Drive the Interactions
• Evaluating Sequence Diagrams
• Using Sequence Diagrams

7. Communication Diagrams

• Communication Diagrams
• Communication and Class Diagrams
• Evaluating Communication Diagrams
• Using Communication Diagrams

8. State Machine Diagrams

• What is State?
• State Notation
• Transitions and Guards
• Registers and Actions
• More Actions
• Internal Transitions
• Superstates and Substates
• Concurrent States
• Using State Machines
• Implementation

9. Activity Diagrams

• Activity Notation
• Decisions and Merges
• Forks and Joins
• Drilling Down
• Iteration
• Partitions
• Signals
• Parameters and Pins
• Expansion Regions
• Using Activity Diagrams

10. Package, Component, and Deployment Diagrams

• Modeling Groups of Elements – Package
• Diagrams
• Visibility and Importing
• Structural Diagrams
• Components and Interfaces
• Deployment Diagram
• Composite Structure Diagrams
• Timing Diagrams
• Interaction Overview Diagrams

11. Use Cases

• Use Cases
• Use Case Diagram Components
• Actor Generalization
• Include
• Extend
• Specialize
• Other Systems
• Narrative
• Template for Use Case Narrative
• Using Use Cases

12. Process

• Process
• Risk Management
• Test
• Reviews
• Refactoring
• History
• The Unified Process
• Agile Processes

13. The Project

• Inception
• Elaboration
• Elaboration II
• Construction Iterations
• Construction Iterations - The Other Stuff

14. Domain Analysis

• Top View – The Domain Perspective
• Data Dictionary
• Finding the Objects
• Responsibilities, Collaborators, and
• Attributes
• CRC Cards
• Class Models
• Use Case Models
• Other Models
• Judging the Domain Model

15. Requirements and Specification

• The Goals
• Understand the Problem
• Specify a Solution
• Prototyping
• The Complex User
• Other Models
• Judging the Requirements Model

16. Design of Objects

• Design
• Factoring
• Design of Software Objects
• Features
• Methods
• Cohesion of Objects
• Coupling between Objects
• Coupling and Visibility
• Inheritance

17. System Design

• Design
• A Few Rules
• Object Creation
• Class Models
• Interaction Diagrams
• Printing the Catalog
• Printing the Catalog II
• Printing the Catalog III
• Object Links
• Associations

18. Refactoring

• Refactoring

• Clues and Cues
• How to Refactor
• A Few Refactoring Patterns

Appendix A – UML Syntax

Appendix B – Design by Contract

• Contracts
• Enforcing Contracts
• Inheritance and Contracts

Appendix C – University Summary

Appendix D – Implementations

• C++
• Java
• C#

Prerequisites

• Familiarity with structured techniques such as functional decomposition is helpful.