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Introduction to Java and OOA OOD for Web Applications

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Contents
Day 1: Object-Oriented Software Development

Credits and Other Material
Why OO?

Benefits of object-oriented programming
Symptoms of software development problems
Root causes of project failure
Software development best practices

Introduction to OO concepts

Encapsulation
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Abstraction with objects
Message passing

UML summary

Standard diagrams

Use Case diagram
Class diagram
Sequence diagram
Collaboration diagram
Package diagram
State diagram
Activity diagram
Component diagram
Deployment diagram

Object Oriented Software Development

Why have a process?

The Rational Unified Process (RUP)

Inception phase

Objectives
Activities
Artifacts

Elaboration

Purpose
Objectives
Activities
Outcome/Deliverables
Other artifacts

Construction phase

Objectives
Activities
Deliverables

Transition

Purpose
Objectives
Activities

A sample process

Domain modeling

What is a class?
Discover classes
Build generalization relationships
Build associations between classes
Mine legacy documentation for domain classes
Wrapping up domain modeling

Use case modeling

Actors

Robustness analysis

Definitions
Key roles of robustness analysis
Closer look at object types
Performing robustness analysis

Interaction modeling

Introduction
Goals of Interaction Modeling
Sequence Diagrams
Getting Started
Putting Methods on Classes
Completing Interaction Modeling

Collaboration and State Modeling

Introduction
Collaboration diagrams
State diagrams
Activity diagrams

Addressing Requirements

Introduction
Objectives
What is a Requirement?
Use Cases and Requirements
Requirements Traceability

Survey of Design Patterns

Factory pattern example

Agile Methods
The Agile Alliance
Introduction to Extreme Programming

Risk: The Basic Problem
Four Variables
The Cost of Change
Four Values
Basic Principles
Back to Basics
The Solution

OO Summary

OO Concepts
UML

Day 2: The Java Programming Language

Introduction

Chapter objectives
Java design goals
What is Java?
How/where to get Java

First Steps with Java

Java Commands and Utilities
A first application
main

Variables, constants, and keywords

Primitive data types
Literals

boolean literals
char literals
Floating-point literals
String literals

Constants
Reserved keywords

Arrays
Strings

String objects
StringBuffer class

Exercise
Exercise

Comments and Javadoc

Types of comments
Javadoc comment tags

@see
@param
@return
@exception
@deprecated
@author
@version
@since

A comment example
Notes on Usage

Flow control and loops

Introduction
Objectives
Statements and blocks

Expressions that can be made into statements
Declaration statements

if-else
switch
while and do-while
for
Labels
break
continue
return
No goto Statement

Classes and objects

Introduction
Objectives
A Simple Class
Fields
Access Control and Inheritance
Creating Objects
Constructors

Constructor example

Methods

Parameter values
Using methods to control access

this
Overloading methods
Overriding methods
Static members
Initialization Blocks
Garbage collection and finalize

finalize

The toString() Method
Native Methods

Methods and parameters

Methods

Invoking a Method
The this Reference

Extending Classes

Introduction
Objectives
An extended class

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