OOAD for Managers

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Course Description

Learn the fundamentals of object-oriented techniques from requirements gathering to implementation. Students learn the fundamentals of OOAD. Requirements gathering process is described as well as the various UML diagrams used in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Finally Rational Unified Process (RUP), a formalized software development process is discussed that is commonly used to develop OOAD-based software.

Topics

•     Overview of UML
•     Object-oriented concepts
•     Understanding requirements workflow
•     RUP

What you will learn

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

•     Discuss OOAD concepts
•     Decipher UML diagrams
•     Understand the various requirements gathering processes
•     Establish a software development methodology for in-house development

Course Outline

1. Overview of OOAD

•     Topics
•     Tower of Hanoi
•     Objects
•     Objects Examples
•     Objects Identification and Attributes
•     Operations and Methods
•     Object Relationship
•     Encapsulation
•     Classes
•     Examples of Classes
•     Examples of Object Type Identification in UML
•     Inheritance
•     Example of Inheritance
•     Discovering Inheritance
•     Polymorphism
•     Example of Polymorphism
•     Object-Oriented Programming Languages
•     Topics
•     Development Process
•     The Rational Unified Process
•     Inception Phase
•     Elaboration Phase
•     Construction Phase
•     Transition Phase
•     Software Development Life Cycle with the RUP
•     Topics
•     What is UML?
•     History of UML
•     Building Blocks of UML
•     Things in UML
•     Examples of UML Things
•     Relationships in UML
•     Examples of UML Relationships
•     Diagrams in UML
•     Classifier in UML
•     Examples of UML Classifiers
•     Common Mechanisms in UML
•     Common Mechanisms in UML cont
•     Examples of UML Extensibility
•     Advantages of UML

2. Requirements Workflow

•     Topics
•     Requirements Workflow
•     What Is A Requirement?
•     Requirements Gathering
•     What Is Requirements Management?
•     Requirements Management
•     Timing of Requirements Workflow
•     The Cost Of Requirement Errors
•     The Game Plan Towards Building Quality Software
•     Problem Analysis and Understanding User Needs
•     Problem Analysis Steps
•     Problem Analysis Steps
•     Problem Analysis Steps
•     Business Models
•     Gather Requirements
•     Interviewing
•     Requirements Workshop
•     Brainstorming
•     Brainstorming- Idea reduction
•     Storyboarding
•     Use Cases
•     Prototyping
•     Requirements and the Unified Process
•     Recall: Inception Phase
•     Example of Use Cases
•     Recall: Elaboration Phase
•     Example of a Use Case Diagram
•     Delivery

3. Use Case Analysis

•     Topics
•     Use Cases
•     Benefits of Use Cases
•     Classifying Use Cases
•     Levels of use cases
•     For use case modeling
•     Use Case Modeling
•     Use Case Modeling Steps
•     Step 1 - Scope
•     Lists used to manage scope In/out list
•     Step 2 - Actors
•     Actor Notation
•     Finding Actors
•     Finding Actors - continued
•     Step 3 - Goal List
•     Step 4 and 5 Finding Use Cases
•     Sections Of A Use Case
•     Documenting Use Cases
•     Use Case Notation
•     Action Sequence
•     Use Case Relationships
•     Time Schedule Application
•     Case Study
•     Case Study Time Schedule Management
•     Use Cases Time Schedule Management
•     UC01 Add a new appointment
•     UC01 Add a new appointment
•     UC01 Add a new appointment
•     UC01 Add a new appointment
•     Use Case Diagram
•     Time Schedule Use Case Diagram

4. Chapter 4 UML Diagram

•     Components
•     Representation of Components in UML
•     Stereotypes of Components in UML
•     Examples of Component Types
•     Component Diagrams
•     Example of Component Diagram
•     Deployment Diagrams
•     Example of a Deployment Diagram
•     Topics
•     UML Diagrams
•     Composite Structure Diagram
•     Timing Diagram
•     State-as-Line Timing Diagram
•     State-As-Area Timing Diagram
•     Interaction Overview Diagram

5. The Software Development Project Life Cycle Using RUP

•     Topics
•     Software Development Methodologies
•     Waterfall Development Methodology
•     Iterative Development Methodology
•     Iteration v.s. Waterfall Process
•     Low Ceremony/High Ceremony
•     Comparison of Some Software Methodologies
•     Spirit of RUP: Well-Defined Software Engineering
•     Two Dimensions of the RUP Process
•     Dynamic Dimension of RUP: Lifecycle Phases & Milestone
•     Static Dimension of RUP: Modeling Elements
•     Static Dimension of RUP: Disciplines
•     Typical RUP Roles
•     Spirit of RUP: Iterative & Risk-Driven Approach
•     The RUP Iteration
•     Spirit of RUP: Customizable and Configurable Process
•     Inception Phase
•     Inception Phase cont
•     Inception Phase cont
•     Develop a Vision Document
•     Develop a Vision Document: An Example
•     Develop System Overview
•     Develop System Overview: An Example
•     Plan the Project and Analyze Risks
•     Plan the Project and Analyze Risks: An Example
•     Plan the Project and Analyze Risks: An Example cont
•     Elaboration Phase
•     Elaboration Phase cont
•     Elaboration Phase cont
•     Develop Use Case and Domain Object Model
•     Develop Executable Architecture
•     Construction Phase
•     Construction Phase cont
•     Construction Phase cont
•     Organize Teams Around Architecture
•     Example of Construction Iterations
•     Transition
•     Transition cont
•     Elaboration Phase cont
•     Examples of a RUP Development Lifecycle
•     Typical Time & Resource for a RUP Development Lifecycle
•     Multiple Development Lifecycles

Learning Path

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Ways to Attend

• Attend a public course, if there is one available. Please check our Schedule, or Register Your Interest in joining a course in your area.
• Private onsite Team training also available, please Contact Us to discuss. We can customise this course to suit your business requirements.