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Software Design Master Class

Course Details

This three-day instructor-led course will provide participants with the tools needed to reach the next level of object-oriented software development.

These tools will help discover and communicate:

  • what an object-oriented system is functionally required to do
  • how the system should be built in a manner conducive to maintainability

Each topic will be reinforced with very interactive and targeted group exercises (no computers) that will guide participants through complete software development cycles.

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$1,495.00
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Full Course Description

Modern object-oriented developers and designers must have a deeper understanding of this technology paradigm to successfully create sustainable custom software solutions. This course prepares them for that.

Audience:

Software development professionals looking for a deeper understanding of what it takes to create sustainable enterprise software solutions.

Participants will learn to:

  • Understand the advantages of object-oriented techniques
  • Understand agile software development methods
  • Communicate designs with the Unified Modeling Language (UML) in a pragmatic way
  • Create UML use case diagrams
  • Write effective use cases and/or user stories to capture customer needs
  • Use UML sequence diagram notation to visually describe system interactions
  • Effectively identify business concepts to minimize the representation gap
  • Depict relevant business concepts in a Domain Model using UML static structure notation
  • Identify acceptance criteria for relevant functionality
  • Map acceptance tests to unit tests (Behavior-Driven Development)
  • Identify the aspects of a ‘good’ design
  • Identify the aspects of a ‘bad’ design
  • Apply principles such as Low Coupling and High Cohesion
  • Assign responsibility to appropriate classes using the GRASP patterns
  • Use the SOLID principles as design guidelines
  • Apply the most common Design Patterns
  • Know when and where to apply Design Patterns
  • Depict object collaboration using UML interaction diagrams
  • Portray classes and their dependencies using UML static structure notation
  • Produce code from design
  • Apply Test-Driven Development concepts
  • Understand when not to create Analysis and Design artifacts

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