ICT 4305 - Object-Oriented Methods
This course introduces the object-oriented view of software analysis, modeling, and design. It defines all of the relevant concepts needed to understand the paradigm. A complete graphical notational scheme is taught for the purpose of diagramming objects and object interactions. The course covers the design, evolution, modification, and test/verifications phases of object-oriented development in some depth. Since project management plays a key role in the success of object-oriented development, its relation to the development process is discussed. The course also surveys the various object-oriented languages and tools available. Prerequisites: ICT 4300.
Sections
Winter 2018 - Online/Distance (CRN - 4960)
Schedule Information
- CRN: 4960
- Instructor: Conn, Samuel
- Credits: 4
- Date/Time:
- Delivery: Online/Distance
- Location: ONLINE
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