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By:
Nabeela Khan
Alina Asif
Sidra Bibi
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? Object
? encapsulates both data (attributes) and data manipulation
functions (called methods, operations, and services)
? Class
? generalized description (template or pattern) that describes a
collection of similar objects
? Super-class
? a collection of objects
? Sub-class
? an instance of a class
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? Class hierarchy
? attributes and methods of a super-class are inherited by its
sub-classes
? Messages
? the means by which objects exchange information with one
another
? Inheritance
? provides a means for allowing sub-classes to reuse existing
super-class data and procedures
? provides mechanism for propagating changes
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? Polymorphism
? mechanism that allows several objects in an class hierarchy to
have different methods with the same name
? instances of each sub-class will be free to respond to
messages by calling their own version of the method
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? Build new class from scratch without using
inheritance
? Use inheritance to create new class from
existing class contains most of the desired
attributes and operations
? Restructure the class hierarchy so that the
required attributes and operations can be
inherited by the newly created class
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? Override some attributes or operations in an
existing class and use inheritance to create a
new class with (specialized) private versions of
these attributes and operations.
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? Customer communication
? Planning
? Risk analysis
? Engineering construction and analysis
? Customer evaluation
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? Identify candidate classes
? Look-up classes in library
? Extract classes if available
? Engineer classes if not available
? Object-oriented analysis (OOA)
? Object-oriented design (OOD)
? Object-oriented programming (OOP)
? Object-oriented testing (OOT)
? Put new classes in library
? Construct Nth iteration of the system
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? External Entities
? devices or people
? Things in Problem Domain
? Reports, displays, signals
? Events
? completion of some task
? Roles
? manager, engineer, salesperson
? Organizational Units
? divisions, groups, teams
? Structures
? sensors, vehicles, computers
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? Does object information need to be retained?
? Does object provide a set of needed services that can
change its attributes?
? Does object have major (important) attributes?
? Can you identify common attributes for all object
instances?
? Can you identify common operations for all object
instances?
? Is it an external entity that produces or consumes
information?
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? Establish a common process framework (CPF).
? Use CPF & historic data to eliminate time & effort.
? Specify products & milestones.
? Define Q.A. checkpoints.
? Manage changes.
? Monitor project.
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? Contracts completed.
? Object-Oriented Analysis completed.
? Object-Oriented Design completed.
? Object-Oriented Programming completed.
? Object-Oriented Testing completed.
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? Number of scenario scripts.
? Number of key classes.
? Number of support classes.
? (# key classes)/(# support classes).
? Number of major iterations (around spiral
model).
? Number of completed contracts.
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  • 3. ? Object ? encapsulates both data (attributes) and data manipulation functions (called methods, operations, and services) ? Class ? generalized description (template or pattern) that describes a collection of similar objects ? Super-class ? a collection of objects ? Sub-class ? an instance of a class 3
  • 4. ? Class hierarchy ? attributes and methods of a super-class are inherited by its sub-classes ? Messages ? the means by which objects exchange information with one another ? Inheritance ? provides a means for allowing sub-classes to reuse existing super-class data and procedures ? provides mechanism for propagating changes 4
  • 5. ? Polymorphism ? mechanism that allows several objects in an class hierarchy to have different methods with the same name ? instances of each sub-class will be free to respond to messages by calling their own version of the method 5
  • 6. ? Build new class from scratch without using inheritance ? Use inheritance to create new class from existing class contains most of the desired attributes and operations ? Restructure the class hierarchy so that the required attributes and operations can be inherited by the newly created class 6
  • 7. ? Override some attributes or operations in an existing class and use inheritance to create a new class with (specialized) private versions of these attributes and operations. 7
  • 8. ? Customer communication ? Planning ? Risk analysis ? Engineering construction and analysis ? Customer evaluation 8
  • 9. ? Identify candidate classes ? Look-up classes in library ? Extract classes if available ? Engineer classes if not available ? Object-oriented analysis (OOA) ? Object-oriented design (OOD) ? Object-oriented programming (OOP) ? Object-oriented testing (OOT) ? Put new classes in library ? Construct Nth iteration of the system 9
  • 10. ? External Entities ? devices or people ? Things in Problem Domain ? Reports, displays, signals ? Events ? completion of some task ? Roles ? manager, engineer, salesperson ? Organizational Units ? divisions, groups, teams ? Structures ? sensors, vehicles, computers 10
  • 11. ? Does object information need to be retained? ? Does object provide a set of needed services that can change its attributes? ? Does object have major (important) attributes? ? Can you identify common attributes for all object instances? ? Can you identify common operations for all object instances? ? Is it an external entity that produces or consumes information? 11
  • 12. ? Establish a common process framework (CPF). ? Use CPF & historic data to eliminate time & effort. ? Specify products & milestones. ? Define Q.A. checkpoints. ? Manage changes. ? Monitor project. 12
  • 13. ? Contracts completed. ? Object-Oriented Analysis completed. ? Object-Oriented Design completed. ? Object-Oriented Programming completed. ? Object-Oriented Testing completed. 13
  • 14. ? Number of scenario scripts. ? Number of key classes. ? Number of support classes. ? (# key classes)/(# support classes). ? Number of major iterations (around spiral model). ? Number of completed contracts. 14
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