Computer Systems
COMP 3711 - Object Oriented Analysis and Design

This course introduces the students to the concepts of object oriented analysis and design. They will get the knowledge and the hands on experience to implement all the steps of an agile, iterative and incremental analysis and design process, from the planning and project management to the release and QA of the code. Use case documents are written to capture and analyze the requirements. The students will gain proficiency using Rational Rose and UML (Unified Modeling Language) to visually document the process. Design patterns, best practices, code generation and reverse engineering are used as a base for design and implementation. The course also introduces quality assurance concepts and the students will use automated software testing to create and execute test plans and test scripts. NOTE: In Part-time Studies, this course was replaced byCOMP 3831. Prerequisites: COMP 2510 or COMP 2526

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