A Student Guide to Object-Oriented Development

Preface; List of trademarks; Chapter 1 - Introduction; What is O-O and why is it needed?; Introduction to case study; Book structure; References; Chapter 2 - Frameworks and Approaches; Life cycles for the O-O approach; Methodologies; Analysis, design and implementation; Maintenance and testing; References; Chapter 3 - Requirements; What are requirements?; The Process of Requirements Capture - elicitation, specification and validation; Requirements for the case study; References; Chapter 4 - Use cases and scenarios; Use cases; Scenarios; Relation to use cases; Exercises; References; Chapter 5 - The Class Diagram; Analysis and design; Identifying objects and classes; The difference between objects and classes; CRCs; Identification of relationships; Use cases to add detail; Exercises; References; Chapter 6 - Sequence and collaboration diagrams; Purpose and description; Relation to use cases and scenarios; Relation to class diagrams; Exercises; Chapter 7 - State diagrams; Description and purpose; Relation to class diagram; Relation to sequence diagram/ collaboration diagram; Exercises; Chapter 8 - Activity diagrams; Relation to class diagrams and use cases; Exercises; Chapter 9 - Design techniques; Package diagrams; Patterns; Chapter 10 - Implementation diagrams; Component diagrams; Deployment diagrams; References; Chapter 11 - Implementation; Implementation of the class diagram; The sequence diagram and the code; Reverse engineering code to class diagram; Reverse engineering code to sequence diagram; Implementing O-O models in a relational database; Exercises; References; Chapter 12 - Testing; Stages and Types of tests; OO testing; Using scenarios; Testing objects; Object Integration testing; References; Chapter 13 - Putting it all together; New case study from start to finish; Bibliography; Glossary; Answers to selected exercises; Index