Introduction to Object Technology

AUTUMN Semester Dates: TBA
SPRING Semester Dates: TBA
Times:
Duration: 7.5 hours (1 day)
Fees:
Venue: City campus - Building 10

Expressions and Enrolment

If you are interested in this course, please submit an Expression of Interest form to register your interest. Please note if you wish to enroll into this short course, you must also submit an Application Form [PDF 114k] to pay for and secure a place. Submission of an application form is confirmation of your intent to enroll and terms and conditions will apply.

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Who should attend
Course Objectives
Course Description
Course Outline

Who Should Attend?

Basic knowledge of the software development lifecycle and some general analysis and design techniques is assumed.

This course is a prerequisite to advanced courses in OO Analysis and Design and Modelling with UML.

Course Objectives

Participants will:

Gain a good understanding of the OO approach to software development
Have a comprehensive knowledge of the principle concepts of Object Oriented

Course Description

This course provides a good understanding of the principle fundamentals of Object technology that are essential to everyone involve in software development from business analysts and customers to programmers and testers.

Introduction to Object Technology a prerequisite to advanced courses in OO Analysis and Design and Modelling with UML and is for anyone who is interested in learning to understand the fundamental principles of Object Technology as well as its common terminology including but not restricted to:

Management and Customers
Business and system analysts
System designers and Architects
Developers and Testers

Course Outline

The major topics are:

Introduction of both, procedural and object approaches to software engineering
Introduction and deep discussion of the key concepts of Object Technology
OO Analysis and Design
Group discussions and exercises on the main concepts of Class and Object