1. CS 519: Object-Oriented Analysis & Design IS 516: Selected Topics in Information Technology Instructor: Dr. Tarek Elghazaly
Text Book: Craig Larman, Applying UML and Patterns: An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development, 3rd Edition, 2004.

2. Cover best practices in SW Design
Course Goals
Cover best practices in SW Design
Requirements management is essential for successful software design and implementation
Apply techniques learned in IS 503
Maintain traceability throughout the Software Development Life Cycle
Object Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) paradigm
Closer correspondence to problem domain
More robust architecture
Reusability
Maintainability
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3. Combine OO & software development process & UML
Course Goals
Combine OO & software development process & UML
Apply the correct UML at the correct time in using an OO language (Java, C#, …)
Prepare standard UML models
OO compliant
Learn from the experience of others
Examine the 2 case studies in the book
Apply these techniques in class
Give examples from working experience
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4. Follow good design practices
Course Goals
Follow good design practices
“Critical Skill” in system design is
Skillful assignment of responsibilities to objects
Use patterns
GRASP (Patterns of General Principles in Assigning Responsibilities) patterns
Gang of Four (GoF) patterns
Allows you to avoid the pitfalls of other systems
Increases the architectural integrity of a system
Promotes code reusability
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5. Chapter 1

6. Fig. 1.1

7. Fig. 1.2

8. Dice Game example

9. Dice Game example Use Case: Player requests to roll the dice.
System presents results:
If the dice face value totals seven
player wins, otherwise, player loses.

10. Dice Game example

11. Dice Game example (Fig. 1.3)

12. Dice Game example

13. Dice Game example (Fig. 1.4)

14. Dice Game example (Fig. 1.4)

15. Dice Game example

16. Dice Game example (Fig. 1.5)

17. Fig. 1.6