This course makes you able to implement a given requirement specification in flexible and easily understood code. To reach this goal, the course covers fundamental concepts of object-oriented analysis, design and architecture, such as low coupling, high cohesion, encapsulation and polymorphism. The course also gives hands-on experience in using these concepts to design and implement an object-oriented program.
Examples of fields that are treated:
- Object-oriented design and design pattern
- Architecture and architectural patterns
- Guidelines for object-oriented programming for example refactoring and unit testing
- UML (Unified Modeling Language)
- Object-oriented analysis
https://www.kth.se/student/kurser/kurs/IV1350
This seminar concerns the learning outcome interpret and clarify a given specification by applying established guidelines for analysis.
- UML
- Domain Model
- System Sequence Diagram
This seminar concerns the learning outcomes develop an object-oriented program by applying established guidelines for object-oriented architecture and design and discuss the quality of a program referring to established guidelines for object-oriented architecture and design.
- Encapsulation, Cohesion and Coupling
- Architecture
This seminar concerns the learning outcomes develop an object-oriented program by applying established guidelines for object-oriented programming and discuss the quality of a program referring to established guidelines for object-oriented programming.
- Programming Best Practices
- Unit tests
This seminar concerns the learning outcomes develop an object-oriented program by applying established guidelines for object-oriented architecture, design and programming and discuss the quality of a program referring to established guidelines for object-oriented architecture, design and programming.
- Exception Handling
- Polymorphism
- Design Patterns
- Inheritance