Microsoft Visual Basic (VB) 2005: Introduction To Object Oriented Programming

Course Overview

In this course you will learn the features, advantages, and techniques of using the object-oriented paradigm for software development. Through presentation and discussions you will get an overview of the object-oriented approach as it applies to methodology, analysis and design, coding, and developing distributed applications.

On completion of the Microsoft training course, Microsoft users will be well equipped to use Visual Basic

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Audience

This course is for software developers, managers, and analysts who need an introduction to the object-oriented software development world.

Prerequisites

Delegates should have a basic understanding of software development.

Course Outline

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

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

OO LANGUAGES

• The Language Continuum
• Smalltalk
• C++
• Java
• C#
• VB

DISTRIBUTED TECHNOLOGIES AND THE WEB

• RPC and MOM
• CORBA
• J2EE
• Persistence
• Relational and Object Databases
• XML
• XML Extensions
• Microsoft .NET

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

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

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