CSCE 441 - Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
The structure of complex systems. The evolution and elements of the object model. The nature of objects and classes. Relationships among classes and objects. Object-oriented analysis and design. Putting key object-oriented techniques to work in constructing large-scale software systems. Case studies covered to demonstrate the use of an object-oriented development process in the construction of software systems. Object-oriented metrics. Testing object-oriented software. Performance evaluation. Advanced topics including design patterns and component-based software development.
Prerequisites
Prerequisite: CSCE 341.
When Offered
Offered occasionally
(3 cr.)
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