Design & Patterns in Software Development

The course is designed especially for programmers, who want to extend their knowledge portfolio in the area of qualified software development. A project manager, analyst, architect, designer, developer, tester – all of the software professions should use, or more precisely should well understand the patterns and the so called „best practices“.

• To well understand the patterns in software development.
• To apply the patterns in object analyses, architecture, design.
• To practically use the patterns in object programming, testing and optimization.

Specialized lecture with real life examples, exercises on computers ¨

Printed publications in accordance to the specialized publishers’ offer.

Introduction into the creation of software (SW)

• Making methodology SW - waterfall, iterative, RAD, Test-driven or architecturally-centric
• Collection and management requirements
• The basic disciplines and related artifacts

Conceptual modeling, analytical models

• Modelling negotiations (Use Case Model)
• Creating a domain model
• Patterns object static model
• GRASP patterns
• Patterns dynamic model

Gang of Four patterns

• Categorization designs

Patterns of production (the object)

• Singleton
• Abstract Factory
• Fator Method
• Builder
• Prototype

Patterns structures

• Facade
• Adapter
• Bridge
• Proxy
• Decorator
• Composite
• Flyweight

Patterns of behavior

• Interpreter
• Template Method
• Chain of Responsibility
• Command
• Iterator
• Mediator
• Memento
• Observer
• State
• Strategy
• Visitor

Refactoring

• Principles of refactoring
• Refaktoriza?n? patterns and their support in the IDE

Previous courses

UML Language I [GOC26]

Modelling with Enterprise Architect in Practice [GOC260]

Related courses

Business Process Modeling using BPMN [GOC27]

Software Project Management [GOC261]

Software Architecture [GOC272]

Alernative courses

Design & Patterns in .NET [GOC274]

Inheritance and Design Patterns in .NET in practice [GOC2741]