'Conceptual classes' diaporamas de présentation

Object Oriented Analysis

Object Oriented Analysis. Chapter Two. Introduction. OOA Consists of- Requirement (basic user requirement) analysis. Identification of classes and its hierarchy. Representation of object-to-object relationships. Modeling of object behaviors. The steps are repeated until model is completed.

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Chapter 12 Analysis Modeling

Chapter 12 Analysis Modeling. Analysis Modeling: Where to Begin?. Use the statement of scope and other SRS documents already created to guide you to building an analysis model. The analysis model will include acquired from: the working document A set of use-cases Other items

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Domain Modeling Chapters 10-12 Use-Case Modeling Chapters 9 and 13

Domain Modeling Chapters 10-12 Use-Case Modeling Chapters 9 and 13. Filling in some gaps about: Levels of abstraction Contrast to functional decomposition Pre and Post Conditions Invariants & Input-Output Assertions. Levels of abstraction. Use-Case describes

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Responsibility Driven Design

Responsibility Driven Design. Overview. Use Cases Responsibility-driven design CRC Cards. Use Cases. Use Case : a collection of related success and failure scenarios that describe an actor using a system to support a goal Note: use cases are text stories

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Chapter 9: Domain Models

Chapter 9: Domain Models. 9.1 Introduction. The problem domain is modelled using a UML domain model: This is the first OO model that we will see (Use Cases are very useful but are not OO); The basic notation is trivial to learn but the necessary skill to create domain models is subtle;

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Information Systems Analysis and Design Class Modeling

Information Systems Analysis and Design Class Modeling. INFO 620 Glenn Booker. Operation vs Method vs Message.

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Chapter 8: Conceptual Model Chapter 10, 11 & 12 in Applying UML and Patterns Book.

Chapter 8: Conceptual Model Chapter 10, 11 & 12 in Applying UML and Patterns Book. UML overview, where are we now? Understands what concept model is. Concepts. Attributes. Associations. Knowing how to draw a concept model either from the problem domain or the use case. Overview.

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Domain Models The classic OOAD model. Fig. 9.1. Domain Model. Representation of real-situation conceptual classes Not software objects! Model: Domain objects (conceptual classes) Associations Attributes of conceptual classes. Things not in a Domain Model. Software artifacts

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Chapter 9

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SYS466: Analysis and Design Using OO Models

SYS466: Analysis and Design Using OO Models. Lecture 1. Agenda. Overview of SYS466 website Introduction to Analysis and Design of OO Models Review of Use Cases. Agenda. Overview of SYS466 website Introduction to Analysis and Design of OO Models Review of Use Cases.

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8 . Iteration 1 Basics & 9. Domain Models I

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BTS430 Systems Analysis and Design using UML

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BTS430 Systems Analysis and Design using UML

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