Training: Object Oriented Analysis and Design – Advanced

Ref. OOAD-02

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Duration:

2

days

Exam:

Not certifying

Level:

Advanced

Funding:

Temptraining

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Description

This course allows participants to know the key concepts and methodologies required to perform quality object-oriented software engineering, with particular attention to practical techniques such as use-case, UML diagramming, and patterns.

Participant profiles

Any professional who needs to design object-oriented software solutions

Objectives

Use an efficient method for IT design
Use iterative, Use Case and architecture centric model
Use UML to represent the model
Use objects paradigms (abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, …)

Prerequisites

Having followed the course Object Oriented Analysis & Design – Fundamentals

Course content

Module 1: Identify Design Elements

Lesson 1: Identify classes and subsystems
Lesson 2: Identify subsystem interfaces
Lesson 3: Update the organization of the Design Model

Module 2: Identify Design Mechanisms

Lesson 1: Categorize clients of analysis mechanisms
Lesson 2: Document architectural mechanisms

Module 3: Distribution

Lesson 1: Define the network configuration
Lesson 2: Allocate processes to nodes
Lesson 3: Define the distribution mechanism

Module 4: Use Case Design

Lesson 1: Describe interaction among design objects
Lesson 2: Simplify sequence diagrams using subsystems
Lesson 3: Describe persistence-related behavior
Lesson 4: Refine the flow of events description
Lesson 5: Unify classes and subsystems

Module 5: Subsystem Design

Lesson 1: Distribute subsystem behavior to subsystem elements
Lesson 2: Document subsystem elements
Lesson 3: Describe subsystem dependencies

Module 6: Class Design

Lesson 1: Create Initial Design Classes
Lesson 2: Define Operations
Lesson 3: Define Methods
Lesson 4: Define States
Lesson 5: Define Attributes
Lesson 6: Define Dependencies
Lesson 7: Define Associations
Lesson 8: Define Internal Structure
Lesson 9: Define Generalizations
Lesson 10: Resolve Use-Case Collisions
Lesson 11: Handle Nonfunctional Requirements in General

Documentation

Digital courseware included

Lab / Exercises

During the course participants are encouraged to actively participate in the learning experience by running example files during lectures and performing design challenges during labs. Each lab session allows you to compare your solution to the instructor’s

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Temptraining funding

ITTA is a partner of Temptraining, the continuing education fund for temporary workers. This training fund can subsidize continuing education for anyone who works for an employer subject to the Collective Work Agreement (CCT) Rental of services.