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What is the first step in the case study analysis?
What should be included in the use case diagram?
Include & extend dependencies
The first step in the case study is to deliver your understanding of the business from the ______.
narrative
What is the date and time of the exam?
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What percentage of the total assessment is the final exam worth?
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Students from non-English speaking backgrounds can bring electronic translation devices into the examination.
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The exam will take place in an ______ format.
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Name one textbook recommended for the course.
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Which of these chapters are involved in the exam? (Select all that apply)
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What is the total marks for the exam?
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How many multiple choice questions are there?
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What is required in a domain analysis?
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The exam allows the use of notes and textbooks.
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Dynamic modeling includes ______ diagrams.
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Study Notes
Exam Information
- Exam date: Friday, 8 November 2024
- Exam time: 14:00 - 16:00
- Duration: 2 hours
- Venue: Online Exam
- Allowable materials: Unmarked, non-electronic translation dictionaries for students from non-English speaking backgrounds
- Exam is 40% of total assessment
- Closed book exam
- Students must answer all questions
Resources
- Textbook: Ashrafi and Ashrafi: Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design, Pearson, 2009 & 2014
- Lecture notes
- Theoretical questions of workshops on LMS: https://lms.latrobe.edu.au/
Exam Structure
- Multiple Choice Questions (20 marks): 10 questions randomly selected from question bank. Recommended to review quiz results for preparation.
- Application Design Concepts (15 marks):
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Case Study (55 marks): Analyze a business case to demonstrate the use of various modeling activities.
- Owner's View Chart (20 Marks): Understanding the business from the narrative and creating an owner’s view chart.
- Domain Analysis (5 Marks): Identifying 5 domain concepts with different types of business concepts.
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Behavioral Modeling (20 Marks):
- Identify Use Cases (6 marks): Listing all use cases from the given information.
- Describe Use Cases (9 marks): Providing a summary of two chosen use cases using a table.
- Use Case Diagram (15 Marks): Creating a use case diagram with include & extend dependencies.
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Structural Modelling (20 marks):
- Class Candidates (8 Marks: Identifying class candidates and their responsibilities from a provided flow template.
- Class Diagram (12 Marks): Creating a class diagram showing classes associations and multiplicities with collaborators.
- Dynamic Modeling (10 marks): Transforming a sequence diagram into a design version.
Domain Analysis
- Understanding of domain analysis evolution, including:
- Domain definition
- Domain scope
- Domain concepts
- Demonstrating the ability to develop a domain dictionary as a result of the domain analysis processes
Behavioral Modeling
- Understanding the components of a use case.
- Converting domain concepts into use cases.
- Identifying actors and major use cases.
- Familiarity with the basic elements of a use case diagram
- Ability to draw use case diagrams
Structural Modelling
- Understanding the fundamentals of structural modeling.
- Ability to use basic OO concepts in the structural modeling context.
- Knowledge of discovering class candidates.
- Defining and elaborating on classes.
- Understanding relationships between classes.
- Ability to create class diagrams.
Dynamic Modeling
- Introduction to dynamic modeling.
- Understanding the interaction of objects through message exchanges.
- Drawing Dynamic Diagrams using different types of diagrams:
- Sequence Diagrams
- Collaboration Diagrams
- Statechart Diagrams
Exam Information
- The exam date is Friday, 8 November 2024 from 14:00 -16:00.
- The exam duration is 2 hours, starting at 13:30.
- The exam is online.
- Students from non-English speaking backgrounds can bring unmarked, non-electronic translation dictionaries.
- The exam is closed book.
- Students need to answer all questions.
Resources
- The course uses the textbook "Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design" by Ashrafi and Ashrafi, 2009 & 2014.
- Students have access to lecture notes.
- Theoretical questions from workshops can be found on the LMS.
Exam Structure
- The exam is worth 120 marks.
- Section 1 consists of 20 multiple choice questions, randomly selected from a question bank.
- Section 2, "Application Design Concepts", is worth 15 marks.
- Section 3 is a case study worth 55 marks, requiring students to analyze a given business case through modelling activities.
- Section 4, "Structural Modelling", is worth 20 marks.
- Section 5, "Dynamic Modeling" is worth 10 marks.
Exam Content
- The exam covers chapters from the textbook:
- I. The Foundations: System Development Methodology and Systems Development Approaches
- II. Object-Oriented Analysis: Gathering Requirements, Domain Analysis, Behavioral Modeling I & II, Structural Modeling, and Dynamic Modeling
- III. Object-Oriented Design: The Design Challenge, Application Design I & II, Interface Design, and Database Design
Domain Analysis
- Students should understand the evolution of domain analysis, including domain definition, scope, and concepts.
- Students should be able to develop a domain dictionary as a result of the domain analysis process.
Behavioral Modeling
- Students should understand the components of a use case.
- Students should be able to transform domain concepts into use cases.
- Students should be able to identify actors, major use cases, and the elements of a use case diagram.
Structural Modeling
- Students should understand the essentials of structural modeling.
- Students should be able to apply basic OOP concepts in structural modeling.
- Students should be able to identify class candidates, elaborate and define classes, and understand relationships between classes.
Dynamic Modeling
- Students should understand dynamic modeling.
- Students should be familiar with objects' interactions via message exchange.
- Students should know how to create dynamic diagrams, including sequence diagrams, collaboration diagrams, and statechart diagrams.
Exam Information
- The exam will take place on Friday, 8 November 2024, from 14:00 to 16:00.
- It will be held online.
- The duration is two hours.
- It is a closed book exam.
- Students from non-English speaking backgrounds can bring unmarked, non-electronic translation dictionaries.
Exam Structure
- The exam is worth 120 marks.
- Multiple-choice questions (MCQ) are worth 20 marks.
- 10 MCQs are randomly selected from a bank of questions.
- Question 2, Application Design Concepts, is worth 15 marks.
- Question 3, Case Study, is worth 55 marks.
- Students must analyze a business case and create deliverables using modeling techniques.
- This includes creating an owner's view chart and identifying domain concepts.
- Behavioral modeling includes listing all use cases, describing them, and creating a use case diagram.
- Question 4, Structural Modeling, is worth 20 marks.
- Students must identify class candidates from a use case template and create a class diagram.
- Question 5, Dynamic Modeling, is worth 10 marks.
- Students must transform a sequence diagram into a design version.
Domain Analysis
- Focuses on understanding the evolution of domain analysis, from domain definition and scope to domain concepts.
- Shows how to develop a domain dictionary through domain analysis processes.
Behavioral Modeling
- Explains the components of a use case.
- Shows how to transform domain concepts into use cases.
- Highlights identifying actors, major use cases, and the basic elements of a use case diagram.
- Focuses on drawing up use case diagrams.
Structural Modeling
- Teaches the essentials of structural modeling.
- Explains basic object-oriented (OO) concepts within the context of structural modeling.
- Covers discovering class candidates, elaborating and defining classes, relationships among classes, and creating class diagrams.
Dynamic Modeling
- Introduces dynamic modeling.
- Explains how objects interact through message exchange.
- Covers dynamic diagrams, including sequence diagrams, collaboration diagrams, and statechart diagrams.
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