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General Introduction |
- Concept of OO Analysis & Design.
- Advantages over traditional methods.
- Object-Oriented Software Development Life Cycle.
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- Understand the core philosophy of OOAD.
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Basic Concepts |
- Object, Class, Attribute, Method.
- Relationships: Aggregation, Composition, Inheritance, Polymorphism.
- Package, Module.
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- Master the fundamental vocabulary of OOP.
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Object-Oriented Analysis Process |
- Identify use cases and actors.
- Business analysis through use cases.
- Identify classes, responsibilities, and collaborations (CRC).
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- Develop an analysis model from requirements.
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UML – Unified Modeling Language |
- Use Case, Class, Sequence Diagrams.
- Activity, Statechart Diagrams.
- Component & Deployment Diagrams.
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- Ability to read and create standard UML diagrams.
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Object-Oriented Design |
- System Architecture Design.
- Class Design, Data Design, and ORM.
- Design Principles (SOLID, GRASP).
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- Create a detailed and robust system design.
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Design Patterns |
- Creational: Singleton, Factory.
- Structural: Adapter, Composite.
- Behavioral: Observer, Strategy.
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- Apply common patterns to solve recurring problems.
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Implementation and Testing |
- Translating design models to source code.
- OO Programming concepts: interfaces, abstract classes.
- Unit Test, Integration Test strategies.
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- Understand the process of coding and verifying an OO system.
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OOAD Project Management |
- Software Development Processes.
- Requirement and Change Management.
- Supporting Tools (CASE tools).
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- Learn to manage OO projects effectively.
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Application Trends |
- Microservices and OO architecture.
- OOAD in mobile and web application development.
- Combining UML + Agile methodologies.
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- Apply OOAD principles to modern software architectures.
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