En.605.704
An interest in the theoretical and structural aspects of software rather than just implementation.
Applying formal languages to add precision to UML models.
A sophisticated understanding of audience analysis raises ethical questions. To persuade a stakeholder to approve a project, how much information should be distilled?
Implementing industry-standard patterns and addressing how data is stored (persistence) within an object-oriented framework. Prerequisites and Requirements en.605.704
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Refine your classes by applying core OO design principles taught in the course:
Refining analysis models into implementation-ready designs. An interest in the theoretical and structural aspects
: Designing decoupled, highly modular system architectures that can survive long-term changing business requirements.
No active coding assignments are required; however, prior foundational knowledge in an object-oriented language like Java or C++ is critical to succeeding in structural conceptualization. Core Pillars of the Curriculum
Typically delivered as an online, asynchronous class managed through JHU Canvas. To persuade a stakeholder to approve a project,
A solid understanding of at least one .
: Transitioning from requirements to a high-level design using object-oriented concepts.
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This graduate-level course focuses on the fundamental methodologies used to develop complex software systems using object technology. It is often a recommended prerequisite for advanced topics like Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) . Key Learning Topics