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COP 3331 Object Oriented Analysis and Design

COP 3331 Object Oriented Analysis and Design. Course Introduction. Course Topics. Introduction Introduction to Java Uniform Modeling Language (UML) Object Oriented Design Design Patterns Ethics Course Wrap-up. What is Object Oriented Design?.

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COP 3331 Object Oriented Analysis and Design

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  1. COP 3331Object Oriented Analysis and Design Course Introduction Course slides by David Gaitros and Jean Muhammad

  2. Course Topics • Introduction • Introduction to Java • Uniform Modeling Language (UML) • Object Oriented Design • Design Patterns • Ethics • Course Wrap-up Course slides by David Gaitros and Jean Muhammad

  3. What is Object Oriented Design? • In the traditional method (or structured style) designers of software separated the organization of data from operations that manipulated them. Operations would be called and the data would be passed as parameters. A single operation was designed to handle any declared data item of that particular type. • Object Oriented Programming and Design integrates both the data and the operations that manipulate the data into one “object” that cannot be separated. • The item that is manipulated is called the object. • The integrated set of data and routines is called a class. • Essentially, you declare an object of the type class. • When you call a method, the data is appended to the name of the method and parameters are passed as a means of controlling what the method does. Course slides by David Gaitros and Jean Muhammad

  4. Course slides by David Gaitros and Jean Muhammad

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