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Capture system requirements using use cases and object- oriented
concepts, including classes, objects, attributes, operations,
relationships, and multiplicity. (I-IV)
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Improve user-developer communications. (I-V, VII, VIII)
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Use the notation to represent the use case, analysis, and design
models. (I-V, VIII, IX)
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Explain how to apply the analysis and design techniques within an
iterative and incremental software development process. (I-VIII, X)
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Apply the concepts of abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, and
polymorphism in the development of analysis and design models. (IV,
VI)
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Describe basic design considerations, including the use of patterns
and designing for inheritance. (IV, IX, X)
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Define a logical system architecture using packages. (V, VI)
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Construct packages and components to map logical architecture to
physical architecture. (V, VI, X)
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Describe the different views of a software architecture, as well as
key mechanisms that must be defined in support of that architecture.
(V, IX, X)
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Model static and dynamic system behavior. (VII, VIII)
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