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CSCI 401 Object-Orientated Analysis and Design

This course covers incremental software development using an object-oriented approach. Specific topics include use case scenarios, UML diagrams including sequence diagrams, refactoring, and an introduction to the most essential design patterns used in object-oriented programs. A team programming project is required. Pre-requisites: CSCI 301 - Software Engineering and CSCI 310 - Advanced Computer Programming in Java. Spring. Even years.

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4