This unit provides an introduction to object-orientation, comparing
it to traditional structured and function-oriented development approaches.
The unit is designed to prepare the novice Object-Oriented developer
for further studies in the field. It is also an effective way of introducing
project managers, business managers, users, and other 'participants'
to the Object-Oriented development concept.
Unit Duration: 8
hours
Unit Objectives:
Students will gain an understanding of basic Object-Oriented concepts
and terminology, allowing them to build a framework for their personal
understanding of the Object-Oriented paradigm. They will be able to
add knowledge and experience to their Object-Oriented framework throughout
this unit and into the future.
Understand the object-oriented paradigm and how it
differs from traditional, function-oriented development
Learn the terminology unique to object-oriented development
Appreciate the impact of object-orientation on software
structure
Recognize commercial Object-Oriented languages
Unit Outline:
Object-Orientation
What is it?
How does it differ from functional-orientation?
Contrast an Object-Oriented development project with
a structured project
Advantages of Object-Oriented Development
Development time
Portability of systems
Reuse
Extensibility
Maintenance
Seven Basic Object-Oriented Concepts
Object Classes
Objects
Encapsulation
Inheritance/Relationships
Polymorphism
Object-Oriented Databases
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
Object-Oriented Programming
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