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What principle suggests that data attributes should be kept private within a class?
What principle suggests that data attributes should be kept private within a class?
- Information Hiding (correct)
- Object Abstraction
- Event Management
- Data Inheritance
What term describes the transition of an object from one state to another?
What term describes the transition of an object from one state to another?
- Event Change
- State Change (correct)
- State Transition
- State Transformation
Which practice allows access to private data attributes through specific methods?
Which practice allows access to private data attributes through specific methods?
- Composition
- Encapsulation (correct)
- Polymorphism
- Multiple Inheritance
What does OOAD stand for in the context of software development?
What does OOAD stand for in the context of software development?
In the context of communication in systems, what is classified as a noteworthy change in state?
In the context of communication in systems, what is classified as a noteworthy change in state?
Which term refers to understanding and defining software solution objects that represent analysis concepts?
Which term refers to understanding and defining software solution objects that represent analysis concepts?
What best describes the process of recognizing and structuring concepts within the problem domain?
What best describes the process of recognizing and structuring concepts within the problem domain?
Which of the following signifies a collection of associations an object has with other objects?
Which of the following signifies a collection of associations an object has with other objects?
What does the object model in OOAD primarily describe?
What does the object model in OOAD primarily describe?
Which principle allows an object to use methods from both its own class and its superclasses?
Which principle allows an object to use methods from both its own class and its superclasses?
What does encapsulation in object-oriented programming primarily focus on?
What does encapsulation in object-oriented programming primarily focus on?
In the context of OOAD, what is the role of the functional model?
In the context of OOAD, what is the role of the functional model?
How does inheritance benefit the design of vehicle-specific features in Tesla models?
How does inheritance benefit the design of vehicle-specific features in Tesla models?
Which diagram is used to show the dynamic interactions among objects in a system?
Which diagram is used to show the dynamic interactions among objects in a system?
What is the main purpose of model validation in OOAD?
What is the main purpose of model validation in OOAD?
Which of the following statements about classes in OOAD is correct?
Which of the following statements about classes in OOAD is correct?
What is a key purpose of creating a model in conceptual modeling?
What is a key purpose of creating a model in conceptual modeling?
Which statement best describes the nature of an 'object' in the context of object-oriented modeling?
Which statement best describes the nature of an 'object' in the context of object-oriented modeling?
What does validation and verification refer to in conceptual modeling?
What does validation and verification refer to in conceptual modeling?
How does a model function as an abstraction?
How does a model function as an abstraction?
Which of the following describes a misconception about models?
Which of the following describes a misconception about models?
What role does communication play in the use of models?
What role does communication play in the use of models?
What is an essential characteristic of a model outlined in the content?
What is an essential characteristic of a model outlined in the content?
What is a potential limitation of communication as it relates to models?
What is a potential limitation of communication as it relates to models?
Flashcards
Software Lifecycle
Software Lifecycle
The series of stages involved in developing and maintaining software, from initial planning to final retirement.
Systems Engineering
Systems Engineering
A holistic approach to engineering encompassing all aspects of a system's development, from requirements to deployment.
Requirements Analysis
Requirements Analysis
Understanding and documenting the needs and specifications for a software system.
Project Planning
Project Planning
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Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance
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Maintenance
Maintenance
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Architectural Design
Architectural Design
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Detailed Design
Detailed Design
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Implementation
Implementation
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Release
Release
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Classes (OOP)
Classes (OOP)
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Objects (OOP)
Objects (OOP)
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Inheritance (OOP)
Inheritance (OOP)
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Polymorphism (OOP)
Polymorphism (OOP)
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Concept Diagram
Concept Diagram
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Object
Object
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Object-Oriented Modeling
Object-Oriented Modeling
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Model
Model
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Concept
Concept
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Harry's Concept Diagram
Harry's Concept Diagram
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Abstraction
Abstraction
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Problem Domain
Problem Domain
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Solution Space
Solution Space
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Object-Orientation
Object-Orientation
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Information Hiding
Information Hiding
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State (in OO)
State (in OO)
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State Change
State Change
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Event (in OO)
Event (in OO)
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Polymorphism
Polymorphism
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OOAD
OOAD
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OOAD Analysis
OOAD Analysis
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OOAD Design
OOAD Design
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Person (OOP concept)
Person (OOP concept)
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Study Notes
Module 1: Introduction to OOAD
- OOAD stands for Object-Oriented Analysis and Design.
Why Object-Oriented?
- "Software crises" stemmed from communication difficulties and complexity management (Budd).
- The Whorfian Hypothesis suggests human language shapes our understanding of the world.
- Language habits influence how we perceive reality.
Consider Human Growth & Concept Formation
- Communication and complexity are expressed in terms of concepts.
- Concept formation progresses from confusion to order.
- Human perception develops through increasing meaning and precision, subtleties, and complexity over time based on experience.
What is Object-Orientation? - What is Object?
- An "object" is anything to which a concept applies.
- Objects represent entities from the problem or solution domain.
- Objects are structures with identity, properties, and behaviors.
- Objects are instances of classes.
Abstraction and Encapsulation
- Abstraction focuses on essential details, omitting unnecessary specifics.
- Encapsulation, or information hiding, keeps data private and accessible through methods.
What is Object-Orientation? - Another Example of Abstraction and Encapsulation
- Example of a "Car" class with attributes like Model, Location, and number of Wheels.
- Example of operations like Start and Accelerate.
What is Object-Orientation? - Class
- A class is a collection of objects sharing common properties, attributes, behavior, and semantics.
- Classes group similar objects in a software system with the same data structure and behavior.
- An instance is a concrete example of a class.
What is Object-Orientation? - Subclass vs. Superclass
- Specialization defines a class as a refinement of another.
- A subclass inherits from a superclass (more general class).
- Inheritance automatically duplicates superclass attributes and behaviors.
What is Object-Orientation? - Interfaces
- Information hiding keeps data private.
- Public methods access and set data values.
- Interfaces like setGrade and getGrade control access to class data.
What is Object-Orientation? - State
- State is a collection of associations an object has with other objects or object types.
- A state change is a transition of an object from one state to another.
- An event is a significant change in state.
What is Object-Orientation? - Polymorphism
- Superclasses define expected behaviors (public interface).
- Subclasses provide implementations of these behaviors.
What is OOAD?
- Analysis involves understanding concepts in the problem domain.
- Design involves defining software solutions with objects representing analysis concepts.
- OOAD is an approach that emphasizes objects for developing logical solutions in software.
How to Do OOAD - Where to Use OO?
- Introduce object-oriented principles throughout the software lifecycle.
Error Propagation in Lifecycle
- Errors in requirements, design, implementation, and testing can compound throughout the software lifecycle.
- Imperfect specifications lead to problems that are hard and expensive to fix later.
How to Do OOAD - OMT as Object-Oriented Methodology
- OMT is an object-oriented methodology.
- Object Model describes static system structure.
- Dynamic Model describes object interactions with diagrams.
- Functional models describe data transformations.
Case Study: Tesla Cars
- Classes are templates for objects (e.g., Tesla vehicles).
- Objects are instances of classes representing real-world entities.
- Inheritance allows objects to inherit attributes and methods from parent classes.
- Polymorphism allows different classes to act in similar ways based on the same interfaces.
- Encapsulation hides internal data and exposes functionality through methods.
A Unified Language + A Good Process
- Unified Modeling Language (UML) helps describe software in a standard format.
- A structured process helps implement the described software.
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