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Object-Oriented Analysis and Design Courses.
Object-oriented analysis and design is the process of taking a problem
and turning it into a documented architecture and design from which an
object-oriented program can be developed. A successful design process requires
a set of well-defined concepts and corresponding notations, and a suite
of approaches one can use in attacking the problem (e.g., to decompose
a problem into a set of classes). Where application extensibility and reuse
are goals, however, notations and design strategies are not enough. Developing
a flexible design entails applying a set of guidelines such as increasing
cohesion and modularity, reducing coupling, and distributing behavior.
Objective Engineering currently offers the object-oriented analysis
and design courses listed below. Our design courses teach notation, strategies,
and guidelines for flexibility. They on complementary strategies and tactics
from several methods and also cover system engineering issues such as concurrency,
synchronization, and distribution. All multi-day courses stress “hands
on” experience through numerous exercises and a student project.
Introduction to Object Technology.
Discusses basic object-oriented concepts. Outlines object-oriented
development and some of the methods and languages that support it. Explains
some of the benefits of object-oriented development. Duration: 1 day.
Modeling Functional
Requirements with Use Cases.
Explains the application of use cases to the task of modeling the functional
requirements of a system or application. Illustrates how to describe
the details of individual use cases. Duration: 2 days.
Object-Oriented Analysis
and Design Using the Unified Modeling Language (UML).
Presents a complete object-oriented analysis and design method that
uses the Unified Modeling Language (UML) as its design notation. Duration:
5 days.
Advanced Object-Oriented Design
with Patterns.
Describes through examples what design patterns are,
how they are documented, and how they are developed and applied. Students
are expected to apply existing patterns and to develop new patterns. Duration: 2 days.
Developing Object-Oriented Frameworks.
Describes through examples what frameworks are,
how they are documented, and how they are developed and applied. Students
are expected to develop several small frameworks. Duration: 2 days.
Business Modeling Using
UML.
Describes the processes involved in constructing a business model,
as well as the use of the UML notation to document that model. Duration:
2 days.
The Unified Modeling Language (UML)
Notation
This course explains how to interpret basic UML notation. It
explains the fundamental concepts an notational conventions for the UML
seven diagrams. Duration: 2 days.
Instructor: Most object-oriented design courses are taught by Charles
Richter, principal, Objective Engineering. Mr. Richter has been involved
in object-oriented development for almost two decades and has used and taught
several popular object-oriented analysis and design methods. Read more
about Objective Engineering and Mr. Richter at the
Objective
Engineering Company Information page. For information on our Java courses
look at the Java Training Course
Catalog.
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