Course

Credit Type:

Course

ACE ID:

ATTS-0425

Version:

Organization's ID:

OT6025

Organization:

AT&T School of Business and Technology

Location:

Classroom-based

Length:

40 hours (5 days)

ACE Credit Recommendation Period:

Credit Recommendation & Competencies

Level	Credits (SH)	Subject
Graduate	3	Systems Analysis and Design

Description

Objective:

To build models developed during object-oriented analysis and design. The course takes into account the design methods of the Unified Modeling Language and presents how their strengths can be combined to fully realize the benefits of OO.

Learning Outcomes:

Demonstrate case problems for the analysis and design with complete example documents for each analysis and design activity included in the course (the student will have a representative set of samples for each type of technical documentation normally produced using the Unified Modeling Language Analysis and Design. NOTE: This course uses the Unified Modeling Language)
How to do Use Case Modeling
How to build a Use Case Diagram
How to do Sequence Diagramming
How to do design
How to send messages across a network (Basic Communications)
How to design aggregations
How to design Derivable Attributes
How to design methods
Develop objects that are reusable
Understand the concepts, notations, and tools needed to analyze and design a system using Object Orientation Unified Modeling Language, including: how to do requirements
How to write an Actor Specification
How to prototype an Interface Model
How to do analysis
How to do Object Modeling
How to do Object State Modelings
How to allocate classes to layers - (Basic Architecture)
How to allocate application responsibilities between models, views, and controllers
How to allocate Stored Date Manipulation responsibilities to design classes
How to design associations
How to design Attribute and Operation Visibility

Instruction & Assessment

Instructional Strategies:

Discussion
Laboratory
Lectures

Supplemental Materials

Equivalencies