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Information and Communications Technology Qualifications | Back to list of Prescriptions Prescription: OO700 (OO300)Object Oriented Programming Aim of Module The student will learn the key concepts of the object model and be able to apply these concepts by designing and creating a programme in an object oriented language. Credits 14 Student Learning hours 140 Content Revised pre 1996 Prescription Expiry Date Nov 2005 Level and Assessment Schedule Topics Highest Skill Level Suggested Assessment Percentage 1 Object model concepts C 5 2 OO analysis P 10 3 OO design P 10 4 OO programming/language P 35 5 Application of OOA/OOD/OOP P 40 100 LEARNING OUTCOMES The Student Will C 1 Understand the key concepts of the object model - objects, classes, abstraction, encapsulation, polymorphism, inheritance etc. P 2 Be able to analyse a problem from the perspective of the object model as opposed to the structured or algorithmic model by identifying object and classes. P 3 Be able to design a programme according to the object model. P 4 Be familiar with the key features of an object-oriented programming language such as C++, Object Pascal or SmallTalk. P 5 Be able to analyse/design/implement and test a programme developed according to the object-oriented paradigm. CONTENT 1 Object model concepts top 2 OO analysis top 3 OO design top 4 OO programming/language top 5 Application of OOA/OOD/OOP top | Home | Newsletters | Conference | Qualifications | Forum | Job Vacancies |