Object-oriented analysis and design - extended

This training starts on: To be determined

Location:Eindhoven
Price:€ 5.400,00 excl. VAT
Duration:9 days in a period of 2 months
Contact:Ellen Lely, +31 24 350 3532, training@hightechinstitute.nl

Information

This is a comprehensive training for those who work in a software environment where object-oriented software development is applied or will be applied. In lectures the typical OO approach for requirements analysis and design and the development of a complete analysis model in UML will be explained. Several practical exercises will help in the understanding and benefits of the OO approach compared to the more traditional (functional) approach. The course also gives insight in how a detailed design can be implemented in a programming language like C++ or Java.

The training event consists of three modules: an introductory module, a module with focus on object-oriented requirements analysis and a module with focus on object-oriented design and implementation. After the event the participant will:

understand the typical OO approach for requirements analysis and design;
have the ability to analyse a given problem statement and to develop a complete analysis model in UML using the OO approach, i.e.: capture the required system and software behaviour in use-case specifications, state diagrams and interaction diagrams;
have the ability to translate the analysis model into an architectural model in UML that takes care of all the functional and non-functional requirements;
have insight in how an detailed OO design can be implemented in an object-oriented programming language (C++ or Java).

Intended for

Software developers, software engineers, project leaders and software managers who work in an environment where object-oriented software development is (going to be) applied.

A basic working knowledge of an object-oriented programming language like C++ or Java is essential.

Programme

Lectures, exercises and a small workshop. In the OOAD Introduction the amount of practical work, mostly small exercises, is about 30% of the time. In OOAD Analysis and OOAD Design participants will work on a substantial case that takes about 40% of the total time.

OOAD Introduction: 2 days

OOAD Analysis: 3 days

OOAD Design: 4 days

Lectures, discussions, workshop. Copies of presentations, book, CD-ROM with the UML specification and the complete example of a system specified using an object-oriented approach and UML.

Timetable

To be determined