Object Oriented Analysis
Description
This
intensive, 4 day workshop teaches practical techniques for Object Oriented
Analysis using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). It emphasizes Object Oriented analysis as a process of
building models of the real world. (The
transformation of these descriptive models into computational models is the
subject of the Object Oriented Design Workshop.) Students learn to build multiple models of the problem
domain, including static models, dynamic models and interaction models. They
also learn to develop and utilize Use Cases, which show how the models will be
used in a particular application.
The hands-on course
provides both theory and real world examples, and includes several
problem solving sessions and case studies.
This course is recommended for analysts, developers,
managers and testers involved
Course outline
1. Introduction
1.1 The Object Oriented
World
1.2 Classes and Objects
1.3 Object Oriented Analysis
Process
2. Use
Cases
2.1
Developing Use Cases
2.2
Scenarios (Primary and Secondary)
3. Basic
Static Modeling
3.1
Objects and Classes
3.2 Associations between Classes
3.3 Multiplicity
3.4 Ternary Associations
3.5 Aggregation
4.
Advanced Static Modeling
4.1
Constraints
4.2 Qualifiers
4.3 Derived Attributes and Associations
4.4 Inheritance
4.5 Composition
4.6 Inheritance vs. Composition
5. The
Dynamic Model
5.1 State Transition
Diagrams
5.2 Triggers, Events and
Actions
5.3 Timing and Concurrency
Issues
6. The
Interaction Model
6.1 Sequence Diagrams
6.2
Collaboration Diagrams
7.
Activity Models
7.1
Basic Concepts
7.2
When to use Activity Models
8. The
Object Oriented Life Cycle
8.1
Traditional life cycles
8.2
The OO life cycle
8.3
Managing the OO life cycle
9. Tool
Support
10. Case
Studies
Cost of the seminar is $12,500.00 for groups of 25 or less.
Handouts and a text book are provided.
For more information, contact Bill Fairfield at 765.307.7141
or
at bill@fairfieldco.com.
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