One Day Course

Performance-Based Objectives

You will examine the principles of object-oriented programming and design.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Identify the key phases in software product development.
• Explore software design methodologies and tools.
• Describe the characteristics and benefits of object-oriented programming.
• Identify the elements of object-oriented programming.
• Determine the use of object-oriented programming in windowed applications.
• Examine application development for the Internet.

Course Description

You have probably written software code that focuses on the procedures of a system. You may now need to write code that focuses on the properties of the objects involved in the system rather than the procedures. In this course, you will examine the concepts underlying the object-oriented programming model.

Prerequisites

To ensure your success, we recommend you first take the following Element K courses or have equivalent knowledge: Introduction to Programming using Java

Course Content

Identifying the Key Phases in Software Product Development

• Identify the Aspects of a Good Project Plan
• Identify the Elements in Software Requirements Specifications
• Determine the Steps Involved in Designing a Class Structure
• Examine the Coding Process

Exploring Software Design Methodologies and Tools

• Identify the Characteristics of Software Design Methodologies
• Examine the Different Types of UML Diagrams

Describing the Characteristics and Benefits of Object-Oriented Programming

• Examine the Different Approaches to Problem-Set Analysis
• Describe the Evolution of Object-Oriented Programming Languages
• Identify the Benefits of Object-Oriented Programming

Identifying the Elements of Object-Oriented Programming

• Define Object Relationships and Attributes
• Identify the Relationship Between Classes
• Implement Multiple Forms of the Same Procedure

Determining the Use of Object-Oriented Programming in Windowed Applications

• Explore the Structure and Working of a Windowed Application
• Examine the Use of Frameworks in Developing an Application

Examining Application Development for the Internet

• Examine the Web Communication Process
• Examine the Technologies Involved in Web Communication
• Identify Web Objects
• Create a Web-based Application Using Java

For more information on Acumen Classes
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