Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with UML Design and Implementation Issues

To describe the main principles of designing and implementing an object-oriented model

Knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts, such as encapsulation and inheritance, and of software engineering principles

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Utility and helper classes, patterns, and documentation| - define utlity and helper classes, give examples of patterns and their uses, and distinguish between internal and external documentation.|Designing class operations and features| - list the four kinds of operation that a complete class should have and give examples of when to use obsolete features in class design.|Designing class interfaces| - summarize the features needed to design an effective class interface, distinguish between options and operands, and list ways of minimizing side-effects.|Adding operation signatures and attribute data types| - define operation signatures, and attribute data types and initial valules.|Adding further detail to operations and attributes| - distinguish between operations and methods, give examples of polymorphism, and define class variables.|Operations, attributes, and UML| - use the correct notation to display operations and attributes in UML.|Designing for inheritance| - identify opportunities to adjust inheritance, and use generalization, delegation, and factoring in a system design.|Designing associations and aggregations| - identify the correct method of implementing associations and aggregations in UML.|

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