OOSD-P07

OOSD-P07
(PGDM 2007-09 : Term-IV)

Object-Oriented Software Development
(Faculty: Prof. Dipak Misra)

Objectives:

The objective of the program is to provide a broad exposure on various aspects of Object-Oriented Analysis and Design of Information Systems using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). Software Development is becoming more and more complex, but nevertheless more fascinating too. Regardless of the way an implementation is achieved, each implementation is preceded by a distinct planning phase. To ensure better modifiability/ maintainability, that is, to ensure conceptual stability while continuing with evolution of a software product, there is no better alternative than Object-Orientation while planning for the application.

Course Contents:

Session	Topic	Readings	Assignments
1	Intro to Object-Orientation	Handouts, Ch.1 (Ref.1)
2	Intro to UML	Handouts, Ch.2 (Ref.1)
3	Static Modeling	Handouts
4	Use Case Modeling	Handouts, Ch.3 (Ref 1), Ch.6 (Ref 1)	Term Work, Phase 1
5	Class diagrams	Handouts, Ch.4 (Ref 1), Ch.7 (Ref 2)	Phase 1 presentation to instructor
6	Introduction to CASE Tool (MagicDraw)	Handouts
7	Aggregations and Interfaces	Handouts, Ch.4 (Ref 1), Ch.7 (Ref 2)
8	Object diagrams	Handouts, Ch.4 (Ref 1), Ch.7 (Ref 2)	Term Work, Phase 2
9	Dynamic Modeling	Handouts, Ch 5 (Ref 1), Ch8 (Ref 2)	Phase 2 presentation to instructor
10	State Diagrams	Handouts, Ch 5 (Ref 1), Ch8 (Ref 2)
11	Sequence Diagrams	Handouts, Ch 5 (Ref 1), Ch8 (Ref 2)
12	Collaboration Diagrams	Handouts, Ch 5 (Ref 1), Ch8 (Ref 2)
13	Activity modeling	Handouts, Ch 5 (Ref 1), Ch8 (Ref 2)	Term Work, Phase 3
14	Component Diagrams	Handouts, Ch 7 (Ref 1)	Phase 3 presentation to instructor
15	A Process for Using UML, the Rational Unified Process (RUP)	Handouts, Ch 10 (Ref 1)
16	Functional Modeling	Handouts, Ch 6 (Ref 2)
17	Structural Modeling	Handouts, Ch 7 (Ref 2)
18	Behavioural Modeling	Handouts, Ch 8 (Ref 2)
19	Class-room presentations
20	Class-room presentations

OOAD projects will be assigned during the second week of the course. The group-wise progress and presentations will be evaluated. Regular reading is strongly advised.

Pedagogy

The course content is defined by the schedule of topics mentioned above. The course will be offered through lecture sessions, and class room case discussions. There will be many class assignments.

Evaluation:
· Quizzes/assignments : 30%
· End Term : 30%
· Term Project : 20%
· Class Participation : 10%

Books and References:

1. UML 2.0 Toolkit, by Hans-Erik Eriksson, Magnus Penker, Brian Lyons, and David Fado, Wiley Publishing Inc.
2. Systems Analysis and Design with UML, by Alan Dennis, Barbara Wixom, and David Tegarden, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
3. Practical Object-Oriented Design with UML, by Mark Pristley, McGRAW-HILL.
3. UML in 24 Hours, by Joseph Schmuller, Techmedia.
4. Other Web resources will also be assigned from time to time
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