Unit 1 - Object oriented methodology  Multiplicity

Software development life cycle model:  OR association

1. Planning  Association Class
2. Defining requirements  N-Array Association
3. Designing  Aggregation & Composition
4. Building  Generalization
5. Testing 2. Use Case Diagram
6. Deployment 3. Behavior Diagram(Dynamic)
Traditional life cycle models: 4. Sequence diagram
5. Collaboration diagram
1. Water fall model
6. State Chart Diagram
2. Iterative model
7. Activity Diagram
3. Spiral model
8. Implementation Diagram
4. V- model
9. Component Diagram
5. Big bang model
10. Deployment Diagram
6. RAD model
Object oriented approach: UML class diagrams
1. Rambaugh et.al methodology (or) OMT
 Object model
 Functional model Unit 3 – object oriented analysis
2. Booch Methodology Usecase driven object analysis
 Macro development
1. Identify the actors
 Micro development
2. Develop a simple business process model
3. Jacabson et.al methodology
using UML activity diagram
 Use cases
3. Develop the usecase
 Object oriented software engineering
4. Prepare interaction diagram
(OOSE) : objectory
5. Developing a static UML diagram
 Object oriented business Engineering
 Identify classes
(OOBE)
 Identify relationship
 Analysis phase
 Identify attributes
 Design and implementation
 Identify methods
 Testing phase
6. Iterate and Refine
Rational unified process:
Approaches for identifying classes
 Introduction
1. Noun phrase approach
 Object oriented analysis
 Object oriented design i. Identifying tentative class
 Iterative development & continous ii. Selecting classes from the relevant
testing fuzzy category
 Modeling based on the UML iii. The via- net bank ATMsystem:
 UA proposed repository identifying class by using noun phrase
 Layered approach to software
approach
development
iv. Initial list of noun phrases: candidate
 Business layer
 User interface (user) layer classes
 Access layer v. Reviewing redundant classes and
building common vocabulary
Unit 2 - UML diagram vi. Reviewing the class containing
Introduction to UML adjectives
UML diagrams vii. Reviewing the possible attributes
1. Class Diagram(Static) viii. Reviewing the class purpose
 Class Notation: Static
Structure
 Object Diagram 2. Common class pattern approach
 Class Interface Diagram i. Concept class
 Binary association diagram ii. Event class
 Association Rule iii. Organization class
 Qualifier iv. People class
 v. Places class
vi. Tangible things and device class
3. Usecase driven-sequence /collaboration
modeling approach
4. Classes responsibilities and collaborators
(CRC) approach
i. CRC process
ii. Via net bank ATM System –
identifying class using CRC
5. Design axioms
i. Theorem
ii. Corollary