OO analysis and design with UML

This 4-day ABIS  course:

• offers a thorough knowledge of UML, necessary for the set-up of re-usable software, documented by means of UML.
• discusses a practical approach to the OOAD process as applied by diverse methods, such as Object Modelling Technique, the RUP and Agile Modeling.
• gives the participant an insight into the use of the UML notation in several process models.
• introduces the use of design patterns during the application development process (e.g. the GoF design patterns).

Remark: Course description in English; Dutch and French versions are available on the ABIS website. Courses are planned in Dutch, English, and French. Consult the ABIS website for alternate course formats.

Audience: Analysts, designers, programmers, consultants and teamleaders of projects based on OO-technology.

Course content: 

• OO analysis and design: an overview:
  • application structure • development process • strategies
  • overview of UML
• Requirements analysis:
  • types of requirements • use cases
  • use case diagram • system sequence diagram
• Analysis and design:
  • domain model versus application model
  • class diagram • object diagram • sequence diagram • collaboration/communication diagram • statechart diagram • activity diagram
  • CRC cards
• System architecture:
  • packages and layers • reusability • concurrency • persistence
  • package diagram • component diagram • deployment diagram
  • OO and RDBMS • mapping • persistence frameworks
• Patterns:
  • what/why?
  • concrete examples (GoF design patterns )
• UML 2:
  • what's new?
  • what has changed (and why)?

Duration:  4 days.

Background: Some familiarity with basic software engineering problems and techniques. Familiarity with an object oriented language is also an advantage.