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OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN. OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN. OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS - Identification of domain model OBJECT ORIENTED DESIGN - Construction of of domain model OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING - Implementation of domain model. UNIFIED MODELING LANGUAGE.

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OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

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  1. OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

  2. OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS -Identification of domain model OBJECT ORIENTED DESIGN -Construction of of domain model OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING -Implementation of domain model

  3. UNIFIED MODELING LANGUAGE DEFINITION UML Defined as modeling language for specifying , constructing, visualizing and documenting the real world object or system OBJECTIVE To show visual representation of real world system

  4. MODEL 1.Static Model-Describe the object structure 2.Dynamic Model-Describe the object collaboration

  5. UML DIAGRAMS 1.Use case Diagram 2.Class Diagram 3.Sequence Diagram 4.Collaboration Diagram 5.Activity Diagram 6.State Chart Diagram 7.Component Diagram 8. Deployment Diagram

  6. USECASE DIAGRAM CLASS DIAGRAM SEQUENCE DIAGRAM COLLABORATION DIAGRAM Requirement Documents USECASE ACTIVITY DIAGRAM STATE CHART DIAGRAM COMPONENT DIAGRAM DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM

  7. USECASE DIAGRAM USECASE-Usecase are functional Requirements. STEPS TO IDENTIFY THE USECASE: 1. Choose system boundary-define scope 2. Identify the actors 3. Identify the primary and secondary actors

  8. 4. Identify the goal of each actors Example: Goal of cashier-process a sale, cash in, cash out Goal of admin-add the user, modify the user, delete the user 5. Finally Identify usecase Example: Usecase of cashier-process sale Usecase of admin-add user, modify user, delete user.

  9. USECASE DIAGRAM • Used to represent relationship b/w actor and usecase Add user Delete user Modify user

  10. NOTATION FOR USECASE DIAGRAM • System boundary-define scope of system • Usecase-Functional Req that define what the system will do • Actors-Something with behavior Usecase Name S/m Boundary

  11. RELATIONSHIP FOR USECASE DIAGRAM Usecase name 1.Association-Relationship b/w actor and usecase PAYMENT BY CASH PAYMENT BY CREDIT PAYMENT 2.Generalization-Relationship b/w most general and most specific usecase PAYMENT BY DEBIT

  12. rg Scan item include 3.Include-Relationship b/w complex and simple usecase 4.Extend-Relationship b/w base and optional usecase include rg Calculate total CHECKOUT include payment rg Extend Order food Order Wine Extend Drink Wine Eat food Extend Pay for wine Pay for Food

  13. System On USECASE DIAGRAM FOR ATM MACHINE System Off S/m Maintenance Verify Account Add Cash Include Maintain Customer Account Perform Transaction Bank Withdraw Get Balance Deposit

  14. USECASE DIAGRAM FOR RESTAURENT MODEL jkl Receive order Extend Order Wine Order Food Conform order Serve food Cook Food Extend Drink Wine Eat Food Extend Serve Wine Receipt for payment Extend Pay for wine Pay for Food Accept Payment

  15. UML CLASS DIAGRAM CLASS DIAGRAM: • Main objective is to define static structure of system • Used to represent set of class, Attributes, Operation, Interface, association, Multiplicity and Relationship. STEPS TO CREATE CLASS DIAGRAM: 1.Create Domain model-Visual Rep of Conceptual Classes -Find Conceptual Classes -Add attributes and Operation -Identify Association and Multiplicity 2. Redefine domain model-With class diagram relationship

  16. CREATE DOMAIN MODEL UML Notation for Class Class Name Conceptual class-Collection of similar object Attributes-Logical data values List of Attributes List of Operation Class sample { Public int x=10; Public int y=20; Public int add() { Return(x+y); } Public static void Main() { Sample obj1=new sample(); Int s=obj1.add(); Console.writeline(“sum=“+s); } Syntax- visibility name attributes name: datatype

  17. Transaction +Trans.Id:numeric +Trans.type:str +Trans.date:date +Trans.time:time +Trans.amount:float +Balance:float Customer +Fname:str +Lname:str +Add:str -Pinno:numeric Example for attributes: Account +Acc.no:numeric +Acc.type:str ATMMachine MachineId:numeric Address:str

  18. Operation: Are events, Responsible for managing the value of attributes Syntax- Access modifier mathodname() Example: Customer +Verifyuser() Account +Deposit() +Withdraw() +Getbalance()

  19. Class A Class B Association: Association Work For sam Company Employer Employee Binary Association OR Association ‘N’ Array Association

  20. Contains House Furniture Binary Association: • OR Assocation: Company Work For Employee OR Work For Bank

  21. Grandparent ‘N’ Array Association: Parent Person Child

  22. One to One(1…1) Multiplicity- Range of association Multiplicity One to Many(1….*) Many to Many(*…..*) 1 1 Husband Wife 1 * Father Son * * Brother Sister

  23. REDEFINE DOMAIN MODEL Association Aggregation Composition Generalization Dependency Relationship ASSOCIATION AGGREGATION COMPOSITION GENERALIZATION DEPENDENCY

  24. Having Car Person Association: Aggregation: Team Player Player Player

  25. Car 4 5,10 1 2,4 Composition: Generalization: Engine Wheel Light Door Vehicle Truck Bus Car

  26. Dependence : Account Transaction TransID: Numaric TransDate: Date TransTime:Time TransAmount:Float CurrentBal:Float Account no: Number Account Type: String Depends On Balance: Float Withdraw() Deposit() BalanceEnq() GetTransHistory()

  27. AtmMachine Address:str State:str Bank DOMAIN MODEL FOR BANKING SYSTEM Customer Fname:str Lname:str Pinno:numeric VerifyUser() Account Acc.no:str Balance:float Deposit() Withdraw() Getbalane() Transaction TransId:str TransDate:date TransTime:time TransType:str TransAmount:float 1 has 1,2 1 Has * SavingAccount Acc.Type:saving CheckingAccount Acc.type:Checking

  28. Procuct Description ItemPrice ItemId GetPrice SaleLineItem Itemname:str Itemid:numeric Quantity:numeric Price:float GetSubTotal() Item ItemName:str ItemId:numeric Quantity:numeric Store Name:str Add:str Record sale of Stocked in Described-by DOMAIN MODEL FOR PROCESS SALE contain Payment Amount:float Sale Date:date Time:time GetTotal() Captured on Register Paid-by Cashpayment Amount DebitPayment DebitNo:numeric CreditPayment creditNo:numeric

  29. UML INTERACTION DIAGRAM Used to describe how group of object collaborated to achieve goal UML Interaction diagram 1.Sequence diagram 2. collaboration diagram

  30. SEQUENCE DIAGRAM • Used to describe how sequence of message exchange b/w two objects SEQUENCE DIAGRAM FOR TELEPHONE CALL Exchange :X :Y Lift the Receiver Receive Dial Tone Dial No Invalid No <Exception> Send Ring Tone Invalid No Lift the Receiver Object X and Y Exchange the Information

  31. :User Lifeline Box BASIC NOTATION FOR SEQUENCE DIAGRAM: 1.Lifeline-represent scope 2. Lifeline Box-represent set of objects 3. Message-represent flow of events Lifeline :Y :X Message Name

  32. :x 4.Message to self-object to itself 5. Object Destruction-remove object Message to Self -- :X :Y <Destroy>

  33. 6. Looping Cashier System Loop Enter Item(Item Id, Quantity) Display Description and Total

  34. SEQUENCE DIAGRAM FOR PROCESS SALE Scenario for process sale: • Customer waiting for checkout with items • Cashier starts a new sale • System displays data entry sheet • Cashier enters item details • System records item and display item description, running cost • Cashier repeat the step 4&5 until complete the process • Once all the item have been entered ,the cashier end the sale • System display total cost with tax • Cashier request customer to pay the amount • Customer pays amount for item • Cashier handle payment • System dispatch receipt for payment • Cashier dispatch change& receipt to the customer

  35. :Customer :Cashier :System Wait for Checkout Make new sale Data Entry Sheet Enter Item(Id, Quantity) Loop Description, Total End Sale Total Cost with Tax Request Payment Make Payment Handle Payment Dispatch Receipt Dispatch Change&Receipt Complete Process sale

  36. COLLABORATION DIAGRAM • Used to represent object interaction in a n/w format Sequence of message :A Direction of data flow 1:message 1 • Association link 2:message 2 :B Message Name

  37. Link Notation for collaboration diagram: Link- connection or navigation path b/w two object Message-Represent behavior of system :A :B 1.Enter name & pwd :User :Window 4:Valid User 2.Verify with DB :DB 3:Self Checking

  38. 1:WAIT FOR CHECK OUT 8:REQUEST PAYMENT :Customer :Cashier COLLABORATRION DIAGRAM FOR PROCESS SALE 12:DISPATCH CHANGE & RECEIPT 9:MAKE PAYMENT 2:MAKE NEW SALE 3:DATA SHEET 4:ENTERITEM(ID,QUANTITY) 5:DESCRIPTION AND COST 6:END SALE 7:TOTAL COST+TAX 10:HANDLE PAYMENT 11:DISPATCH RECEIPT :System

  39. DIFFERENCE B/W SEQUENCE AND COLLABORATION

  40. ACTIVITY DIAGRAM • Graphical representation of data flow from one activity to another activity • Commonly contain, 1.Action State- atomic state 2.Activity State- composite state 3.Transition- Represent direction of data flow 4.Branching-decesion making purpose 5.Fork –division purpose 6.Join-synchronization purpose

  41. Simple Action Search Delete Action State- atomic state Activity State- composite state Transition- Represent direction of data flow Simple Action Calculate Percentage Calculate Total

  42. Initial State Branching- decision making purpose Enter user name & pwd Action State Re-Enter Username & Pwd Verify Branching If Valid False Transition True Next Activity Final State

  43. Fork and Join– division & synchronization purpose Select Pattern Fork Pattern1 Pattern2 Pattern3 Join View Score

  44. ACTIVITY DIAGRAM FOR ONLINE QUIZ Get username and password No Invalid password verify Yes Select pattern Pattern1 Pattern2 Pattern3 Ans the questions Ans the questions Ans the questions View Score

  45. Activity Diagram for telephone Call Lift Receiver receive Dial tone Redial No. Dial Number Is the No. Valid ? No Yes Yes Is the No. Busy? No Send Ring tone Is the User busy? Yes No Lift Receiver Connect C & R

  46. STATECHART DIAGRAM • Graphical representation of object state, transition, event & action Initial State State Event Offhook IDLE ACTIVE Final State Onhook Transition

  47. OBJECT STATE Object state- situation of object Name of the Component Idle Lift Receiver/Hear Dial Tone Internal Transaction Event Action or Activity

  48. Object state types 1.Initial- Starting point of Execution 2.idle- Waiting for user command 3.active- Perform action response to event 4.final- Ending point of execution 5.Nested state

  49. Transaction Key ON State Initial Idle Active Key OFF Final Event Nested State: Validate No No. Valid() Dial Idle Entry/No.append(n) Lift Receiver/Hear Dial Tone

  50. TRANSITION Transition: Relationship b/w two object state when event occurs, object transition from one state to another state. Simple Transition Transition Complex Transition

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