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La Trobe University is a multi-campus university in Victoria, Australia. It was established in 1964 as Victoria’s third university by an Act of Parliament. The main campus of La Trobe is located in the Melbourne suburb of Bundoora; two other major campuses are located in the Victorian city of Bendigo and the NSW-Victorian border centre of Albury-Wodonga. The university has a number of smaller campuses at Mildura, Shepparton, and Beechworth as well as a campus in Melbourne's CBD.
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Aggregation & Composition Reference: Course Notes p. C-17 to C-21.
Aggregation
Aggregation: a special sort of association - the part-of relationship. e.g. an engine is part-of a motor vehicle.
… or more generally when an object consists of a collection of other objects This is a part-of a whole relationship.
Write or say it to see if it makes sense e.g.
A roof is part-of a house (aggregation).
A mail message header is part-of a mail message, a processor is part-of a computer etc
Don't confuse this with specialisation/generalisation
e.g. A tile roof is-a type of roof rather than a tile roof is part-of a roof
Aggregation & Composition Reference: Course Notes p. C-17 to C-21. Aggregation Aggregation: a special sort of association - the part-of relationship. e.g. an engine is part-of a motor vehicle. … or more generally when an object consists of a collection of other objects This is a part-of a whole relationship. Write or say it to see if it makes sense e.g. A roof is part-of a house (aggregation). A mail message header is part-of a mail message, a processor is part-of a computer etc Don't confuse this with specialisation/generalisation e.g. A tile roof is-a type of roof rather than a tile roof is part-of a roof |
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An Introduction to Dynamic Modeling
An Introduction to Dynamic ModelingBank 1 0..1 * custNum accNum 0..1 1 1 Customer Account Introduction Class/object diagrams model the static structure of a system Any behaviour can only be inferred from these models Dynamic models enable you to model behaviour quite explicitly (particularly object interaction) Consider the following class diagram: The arrows on the associations in the above diagram show the direction of the association an arrow on one end only is a unidirectional association. e.g. the association between Bank and Account is unidirectional; a bank needs to be able to manage its accounts, but an account does not need to refer to the bank object. an arrow on both ends (or no arrows) is a bidirectional association. e.g. the association between Customer and Account is bidirectional as a Customer object needs to keep track of its accounts and an Account needs to know information about the customer who owns the account (e.g. the customer name). By default a line with no arrows is assumed to be bidirectional. |
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Requirements Elicitation Ref: Bruegge & Dutoit. Requirements Elicitation, p. B-1 to B-21 in the course notes
Introduction
Elicitation
specification of the system in a way that the client can understand
participants need to be able to communicate and understand each other
the earlier errors are detected the cheaper they are to correct.
Requirements Elicitation Ref: Bruegge & Dutoit. Requirements Elicitation, p. B-1 to B-21 in the course notes Introduction Elicitation specification of the system in a way that the client can understand participants need to be able to communicate and understand each other the earlier errors are detected the cheaper they are to correct. |
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Object Oriented Analysis and Design The Identification of Objects/Classes
[Reference: course notes section 4.4.6, pB-21]
A preliminary definition:
An object is something you can do things to.
An object has a state, behaviour and identity.
The structure and behaviour of similar objects are defined in their common class.
A person is a class whereas Fred, Tom and Mary are objects whose behaviour and structure are defined by person.
Object Oriented Analysis and Design The Identification of Objects/Classes [Reference: course notes section 4.4.6, pB-21] A preliminary definition: An object is something you can do things to. An object has a state, behaviour and identity. The structure and behaviour of similar objects are defined in their common class. A person is a class whereas Fred, Tom and Mary are objects whose behaviour and structure are defined by person. |
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Introduction to the UML An Object-Oriented Perspective : UML (Unified Modelling Language)
Models
enhance the understanding of complex things (in this case, problems and eventually software solutions to those problems)
models are a simplification of reality
can come in a variety of forms
scale models (e.g. cars, buildings)
simulations (e.g. weather, aerodynamics of aircraft, consumer behaviour)
'story boards'
diagrams
Introduction to the UML An Object-Oriented Perspective : UML (Unified Modelling Language) Models enhance the understanding of complex things (in this case, problems and eventually software solutions to those problems) models are a simplification of reality can come in a variety of forms scale models (e.g. cars, buildings) simulations (e.g. weather, aerodynamics of aircraft, consumer behaviour) 'story boards' diagrams |
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Time to Market -Solving the Problem of Viable Processes Through Research
Time to Market -Solving the Problem of Viable Processes Through Researchby Assoc. Prof. Karl Reed,FACS, FIE-Aust., MSc,ARMIT Director, Computer Sys. & Software Engineering Board, ACS, Governor, IEEE-Computer Society(1997-1999,2000-2002), Member of the Board, SEA-Vic., Member, IEEE-CS/ACM Software Engineering Coordinating Committee, Department of Computer Science and Computer Engineering, La Trobe University Hon. Visiting Professor, Middlesex University “time to market is shorter than time to design… and time to evaluate ROI” reed |
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Some issues in the engineering of widely deployed software intensive systems-functional variation
Some issues in the engineering of widely deployed software intensive systems-functional variationChair IEEE-Computer Society Tech. Council on Software Engineering Governor, IEEE-Computer Society(1997-1999,2000-2002), Director, Computer Sys. & Software Engineering Board, ACS, Department of Computer Science & Computer Engineering, La Trobe University by Assoc. Prof. Karl Reed,FACS, FIE-Aust., MSc,ARMIT |
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The Future Of Software Engineering & Re-Engineering as Software Archaeology
The Future Of Software Engineering & Re-Engineering as Software ArchaeologyChair IEEE-Computer Society Tech. Council on Software Engineering Governor, IEEE-Computer Society(1997-1999,2000-2002), Director, Computer Sys. & Software Engineering Board, ACS, Department of Computer Science & Computer Engineering, La Trobe University Hon. Visiting Professor, Middlesex University “those who fail to study history are bound to repeat it” by Assoc. Prof. Karl Reed,FACS, FIE-Aust., MSc,ARMIT liberal use will be made of ideas from Jason Baragry, David Cleary and Jacob Cybulski |
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A Preliminary Definition of Software Engineering
A Preliminary Definition of Software Engineering“those who fail to study history are bound to repeat it” by Assoc. Prof. Karl Reed,FACS, FIE-Aust., MSc,ARMIT |
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Working With Recombinant DNA 2007 Information Session
Professor Marilyn Anderson
Chair, Genetic Manipulation Supervisory Committee
Working With Recombinant DNA 2007 Information Session Professor Marilyn Anderson Chair, Genetic Manipulation Supervisory Committee |
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