Object-Oriented Modeling and Design
Computer and Information Sciences

Description
An introduction to object-oriented programming and design. All major object oriented concepts are covered, including encapsulation, inheritance, dynamic binding, polymorphism, and Rumbaugh's Object Modeling Technique. Students incrementally build a high quality, modest sized system to exercise the concepts. The Eiffel language and environment are studied in detail and are required for the project. Other languages, such as C++ and Smalltalk, are covered briefly.

Prerequisites
Students should have a firm grounding in Data Structures and substantial programming experience

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Computing
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Technical Requirements
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Who Should Enroll
This course may be used in your plan of study as follows:

CSCI - Computer Science/ Computer Systems Engineering elective
ELEC - elective
ESCI-MM - required core course
ESCI-MSE - elective for the Reliability Concentration; may be used toward the Information Science Concentration
MEAE - elective
MGMT - elective for MS & MBA
SERV - n/a
TCOM - elective

This course is also open to non-matriculated students who meet the prerequisites and may be used toward the Computer Science Certificate

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