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    This 4-credit course introduces object-oriented system analysis and design using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The course objectives are to differentiate structured and object-oriented approaches, understand object-oriented concepts and the Unified Process lifecycle, design software applications using object-oriented principles, and develop system models using UML artifacts. The course focuses on using UML tools and techniques for requirements gathering, analysis, design, and testing of information systems. Students will be evaluated through tests, assignments, projects, and a final exam.

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    This 4-credit course introduces object-oriented system analysis and design using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The course objectives are to differentiate structured and object-oriented approaches, understand object-oriented concepts and the Unified Process lifecycle, design software applications using object-oriented principles, and develop system models using UML artifacts. The course focuses on using UML tools and techniques for requirements gathering, analysis, design, and testing of information systems. Students will be evaluated through tests, assignments, projects, and a final exam.

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    This 4-credit course introduces object-oriented system analysis and design using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The course objectives are to differentiate structured and object-oriented approaches, understand object-oriented concepts and the Unified Process lifecycle, design software applications using object-oriented principles, and develop system models using UML artifacts. The course focuses on using UML tools and techniques for requirements gathering, analysis, design, and testing of information systems. Students will be evaluated through tests, assignments, projects, and a final exam.

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    This 4-credit course introduces object-oriented system analysis and design using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The course objectives are to differentiate structured and object-oriented approaches, understand object-oriented concepts and the Unified Process lifecycle, design software applications using object-oriented principles, and develop system models using UML artifacts. The course focuses on using UML tools and techniques for requirements gathering, analysis, design, and testing of information systems. Students will be evaluated through tests, assignments, projects, and a final exam.

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    Course Title: Object Oriented System Analysis and Design

    Course Number: COSC 374


    Credit Hours: 4
    Contact Hours: 4 (4 Lect. hrs.)
    Prerequisite: COSC 172
    Laboratory: Not Required

    Course Objectives
    After successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
     Differentiate structured approach and object oriented approach.
     Understand the different object oriented concepts.
     Understand the basics of Enhanced Life Cycle of UP
     Design and develop software applications using object oriented principles
     Develop object oriented system models using UML artifacts.

    Course Description
    This is the second system analysis and design course offered in the program for future computer
    programmers, systems analysts, system designers and IT project managers. The course presents a
    detailed overview of the approaches used by today’s information system developers to discover
    and model the requirements to deliver a successful system solution. The course focuses on tools
    and techniques that system analysts use to develop Information Systems. The course mainly
    focuses on using Unified Modeling Language (UML) artifacts that will be used to model
    different aspects of the system at different phases of the system development life cycle.

    Course Contents
    1. Introduction
    1.1 The Structured Paradigm and Object Oriented Paradigm
    1.2 The Object Oriented Concepts
    1.3 Potential benefits of Object Orientation
    1.4 The Object Oriented Software Process (Enhanced Life cycle of Unified Process)
    2. Object Oriented Requirement Gathering
    2.1 Fundamentals of requirement and requirement gathering method
    2.2 Essential Use Case Modeling
    2.3 Essential UI Prototyping and UI flow diagram
    2.4 Domain Modeling using CRC cards
    2.5 Developing Supplementary Specification
    2.6 Requirement validation and verification basics
    3. Object Oriented Analysis
    3.1 Introduction to OO Analysis
    3.2 System Use Case Modeling
    3.3 Dynamic Modeling using Sequence Diagram and Activity Diagram
    3.4 Conceptual Modeling using Class Diagram
    4. Object Oriented Design
    4.1 Layering your models – Class Type Architecture
    4.2 Class Modeling
    4.3 State chart Modeling
    4.4 Collaboration Modeling (Communication Diagram)
    4.5 Component Modeling and Deployment Diagram
    4.6 Relational Persistence Modeling
    4.6 User Interface Design
    5. Object Oriented Testing

    Course Delivery Modalities


    Teaching Methods: Lecture, Discussion and case studies, and Demonstration
    Evaluation Methods: Theoretical Tests (20%), Assignment (10%), Project Works (20%) and
    Final Exams (50%)

    Text Book
    1. Dennis, A. and Barbara H. and David T; Systems Analysis and Design: An Object-Oriented
    Approach with UML. 5th ed. (2015): Wiley USA

    Reference Books
    1. Booch, G. and et. al. 3rd ed.(2007) Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications:.
    2. Ashrafi, N.and Hessam Ashrafi 1st ed. (2014). Object Oriented Systems Analysis and
    Design.Pearson Education Limited, USA

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