IS 320 Object-Oriented Modeling
Course Description:
Object-Oriented modeling is utilized to decompose complex problems into smaller,
more manageable components, objects, that can be easily created with object-oriented
technologies. Students will explore the principles of object-orientation and utilize
Unified Modeling Language (UML) to define objects, their behaviors and relationship to
other objects. The student will investigate approaches to object-oriented development and the
relationship to implementation in such technologies as Java. Prerequisite: IS 317. 3:0:3
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to:
- Use the basic principles of object-orientation
- Identify objects, classes and interfaces within a problem definition
- Utilize object0oriented tools to practice key concepts of analysis and design.
- Identify and define complex relationships that are available for organizing all the objects in the system.
- Communicate both orally and in writing as an individual and as a member of a team.
Assessment Measures:
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Instructor will utilize various case studies that illustrate multiple scenarios to evaluate student's ability
to meet and understand concepts.
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1-4 |
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Group project(s) will be used to evaluate student's
ability to work with others as a team, collaboratively. These projects can be
small or utilize one large project. They will require collaborative effort to
complete multiple tasks including a formal or informal presentation to class.
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5 |
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| Exams: |
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Tests will be used to evaluate student's ability to understand terminology and basic
concepts of object-oriented modeling. This should include at minimum a final.
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1-4 |
Textbooks
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