object-oriented analysis

1. 26-Nov-22
SS G514
Object Oriented Analysis and
Design
OOAD 2

2. Today’s Agenda
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Introduction
Course Administration

3. Course Administration
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Instructor – Incharge: Dr. Yashvardhan Sharma
Email : yash@pilani.bits-pilani.ac.in
Chamber : 6111-C
Chamber consultation Hour :Friday 5:00-6:00pm (Through Email)
Course website : https://nalanda-aws.bits-pilani.ac.in/
Text Book: Applying UML and Patterns, Craig Larman, Pearson
Education, Third Edition, 2008

4. Evaluation Components
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Assignments(35%)
Research Paper (G) (10 %)
Project (G) (15 %)
Labs/Tutorials (I) (10 %)
S.
No
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Evaluation
Component
Duration Weight
age
Date & Time Nature
1. Mid Sem Test 90
Minutes
25% TBA Closed Book
2. Assignments,
Projects
35% TBA Open Book
3. Comprehensive
Examination
180
Minutes
40% 28/12 AN Partly Closed
Book

5. 26-Nov-22
Digression: OO Concepts-Objects
 https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/concepts/
 Objects: Anything that has a state and exhibits behavior.
 Real world objects: Bicycle, student, course, dog, university,….
 Software objects: Model real-world or abstract objects (e.g. a
list).
 Methods: Procedures through which objects communicate
amongst themselves. Example: Bicycle: brake, park. Dog: bark,
eat. Student: register, study.
 Attributes: Variables that hold state information. Bicycle: speed,
color, owner. Dog:name, breed. Student: name, ID.
OOAD 6

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Digression: OO Concepts-Class
 Class: Prototype for all objects of a certain kind. Student,
animal, university, shape, etc.
 Objects: Created from a class. For example: s1, s2 are objects
from class Student.
 Inheritence: A class inherits attributes and methods from its
super class. This allows hierarchical organization of classes.
 Interface: A contract between a class and its users. A class
implements an interface (methods and attributes).
BITS and Purdue are objects from class University. myCircle
and mySquare are objects from class Shape.
OOAD 7

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What is Analysis and Design?
 Analysis - investigation of the problem (what);
 Design - conceptual solution to fulfill the requirements
(how); how will the system do what it is intended to do.
 What does the system do?
 Investigation of the problem.
 What (conceptual) solution will full the requirements
OOAD 8