Object Oriented Analysis & Design (OOAD) using UML 2.0

This Object Oriented Analysis & Design (OOAD) using UML 2.0 training course is a beginner level programming course, designed for developers or technical managers who specify, design and develop software and applications using traditional/formal/structured methods and want to learn to use an object oriented approach.

Ideally students should have some working knowledge of a procedural programming language and syntax, such as C. Attendees can include systems and software analysts and designers, programmers who read and implement program designs, personnel involved in inspections and design/code walk through, software project managers managing large (re use) projects, and maintenance personnel involved in maintaining and re engineering software products.

This course is also highly beneficial for those who specify requirements and business rules for systems.

Attendees should have a working knowledge of developing software applications. Designing and analysis experience is also extremely beneficial. This is not a coding class.

On completion of this Object Oriented Analysis & Design (OOAD) using UML 2.0 training course and working in a dynamic, interactive, hands on drawing environment,
developers will:

• Learn the three pillars of building a system; The Model, The Process, The Best Practices
• Understand the object oriented model, including types, objects,
  encapsulation, abstraction, messaging, protocols, inheritance,
  polymorphism, relationships, and coupling,
  strengths and weaknesses
• Understand the importance of a development process, and the risks of not having one, or having a bad one
• Learn how to read and create the most important UML diagrams
• Recognize the difference between analysis and design
• Be able to produce a requirements analysis
• Know how to create Use Cases
• Learn how to create a static conceptual model of your system
• Learn how to create a dynamic behavioral model of your system
• Understand how to move from analysis to design
• Understand Design Patterns and their importance
• Learn how to apply Design Patterns to refine your model how to move from design to implementation
• Discuss testing, test plans, the testing lifecycle and test methodologies

The cost of this Object Oriented Analysis & Design (OOAD) using UML 2.0 training course is £1450 + VAT per delegate.

The Modulus Approach

Modulus provide high level content rich courses catering for the latest needs of analysts, software developers and test engineers in the financial, gaming and military simulations markets. Workshops are mostly delivered in a bespoke content specific format, for each of our clients but a selection of the most popular topics are being offered in Canary Wharf as public courses.

The Modulus lecturing team consists of industry experts who have a wealth of real world experience; they add the flavour to our courses with creative delivery styles and highly useful examples.

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Why Modulus?

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Modulus Bespoke

Additionally, Modulus offer bespoke programmes which are designed as an iterative experience. This works in the way that we firstly look at the project need / problem or the skills gap, then the content is  presented as a discussion point before a final course outline is drafted. Finally this is remodeled to reflect building blocks, pace and course flow as a final tailored outlines.

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