Course Identifier: OOAD

Course Introduction:

Object-Oriented Analysis and Design has been acclaimed by many as the best development methodology for creating solid applications as well as long term ROI savings.

This course will give the student the understanding needed to follow the Object-Oriented software process from both the development approach and the program management approach.

Audience:

• Developers new to object-oriented development
• Project Managers and Business Managers
• System Architects
• Systems and Business Analysts
• Quality Assurance and Test Team
• Project Team Members
• Users
• Upper-Level Management: Project Sponsors and Decision-Makers

Computer and Software Specifications:

• Processor: Pentium II or better
• RAM: 128 MB or more
• Operating System: Windows 98 or better

Modules Included:

OOM110 Introduction to Object-Oriented Development - This module contains three units that provide an introduction to object-orientation. The series is designed to prepare the developer new to object orientation for further studies in the field. It effectively introduces project managers, business managers, and others to the Object-Oriented development concept.

OOM230 Object-Oriented Analysis and Design - This module will lead the student through the start of the Objected-Oriented process from documenting the requirements using Use-Case modeling through designing the system using UML.

Prerequisites:

• None

Next Recommended Courses:

• Unified Software Development Process
• Introduction to Java

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