System Analysis and Design 252

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, students are expected to be able to apply different approaches to specifying what is required of a software system ; describe and discuss the foundational concepts and technologies associated with the contemporary paradigm(s) for software development ; describe and apply modern analysis concepts, techniques and notations to synthesize a model a problem and problem domain ; describe and apply modern design concepts, techniques and notation to find and specify models of software solutions to problems ; explain the job of a software analyst and designer and how this unit can be a stepping-stone onto a career path leading to such a position.

Topics

This course introduces the foundational concepts of object orientation, user requirements method such as use-cases, and object-oriented software, This course is controlled by Curtin University of Technology and is offered only to students participating in the Double Degree program with Curtin University of Technology. Please refer to the Curtin website for up to date information about this course.

Pre-requisite : IS227 – Systems Analysis and Design 251