Overview of Object-Oriented Technology

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1. Course Introduction

Course Objectives Course Overview

Using the Workbook Suggested References

2. The OO Paradigm

What Is an Object?

The Art of Abstraction

Encapsulating the Details Classes

Inheritance and the Case for Reuse Operations and Methods

The Power of Polymorphism Attributes

3. OO Projects Project Organization Running a Project A Design Language

The Importance of Perspective The Unified Process

Four Phases of the Project Extreme Programming

Building With Components

CORBA J2EE

Persistence

Relational and Object Databases XML

XML Extensions Microsoft .NET

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6. Class Libraries The Need for Packages

Smalltalk’s Class Library

C++ and STL

Java, the JRE, and Other APIs Third-Party Libraries

Building and Distributing Your Own 7. Patterns and Frameworks

Documenting Knowledge The Structure of a Pattern

Using Design Patterns in Your System Putting It All Together With Application

Frameworks

Two-tier

Three-tier

N-tier Client/Server

4. OO Languages

The Language Continuum Smalltalk C++ Java C#

VB

5. Distributed Technologies and the Web

RPC and MOM