Object-Oriented Analysis and Design: 3 days Hands-on Training Course

Object-Oriented Analysis and Design

By promoting greater flexibility and maintainability, object-oriented technologies have proven to be widely popular in enterprise software development. Modern developers and analysts must have a fundamental understanding of this technology paradigm to successfully create sustainable custom software solutions.

This three-day instructor led course will provide participants with the tools needed to describe:

• what an object-oriented system is functionally required to do — Analysis
• how the system should be built in a manner conducive to maintainability and flexibility — Design

Each topic will be reinforced with very interactive and targeted group labs that will guide participants through complete software development cycles.
 
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Audience

• Developers, Business Analysts, Project Managers

Pre-Requisites

• Some programming experience is helpful but not necessary

Attendees will learn to

• Understand the advantages of object-oriented techniques
• Distinguish between analysis and design
• Understand agile software development methods
• List the different types of software requirements
• Capture functional software requirements
• Conduct a use case survey
• Create UML use case diagrams
• Write effective use cases
• Use UML sequence diagram notation to visually describe a use case
• Effectively identify business concepts to minimize the representation gap
• Depict relevant business concepts in a Domain Model using UML static structure notation
• Identify acceptance criteria for relevant functionality
• Understand the aspects of a ‘good’ design
• Understand the aspects of a ‘bad’ design
• Apply principles such as Low Coupling and High Cohesion
• Assign responsibility to appropriate classes using the GRASP patterns
• Use the SOLID principles as design guidelines
• Apply the most common Design Patterns
• Know when and where to apply Design Patterns
• Depict object collaboration using UML interaction diagrams
• Portray classes and their dependencies using UML static structure notation
• Produce code from design
• Understand when not to create Analysis and Design artifacts

 
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