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Principles of Modeling Windows DNA-based Applications with Rational Rose - (Microsoft Training Course: 1934) - 4 days

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COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction to Windows DNA		Technologies and Tools
Introduction to the Component Object Model		Introduction to COM+
Introduction to Patterns		Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
Class Identification		Interaction Diagrams
Class Diagrams		Statechart Diagrams
Windows DNA Stereotypes		Subsystems
Component Diagrams		Forward Engineering
Reverse Engineering

Target Audience: The goal of this course is to teach developers and designers fundamental Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) skills that can be applied to the design and the development of COM+ components for building Microsoft Windows DNA applications. It is intended for corporate developers and application designers who have been building client/server, ASP, or desktop applications. Pre-requisites: Before attending this course, students must have the following pre-requisites: Be able to design or develop desktop applications in Visual Basic. Understand basic client server concepts. Use ADO 2.5 to maintain and transfer data. Describe basic COM features. Purpose: After completing this course, students will be able to describe the Windows DNA and the enabling technologies: COM/COM+/UDA; describe the basic principles of Object-Oriented Analysis and Design; design COM+ components; construct the following types of diagrams in Rational Rose using UML notation: class, state, sequence, collaboration, and component; perform Roundtrip Engineering of COM+ components in Microsoft Visual Basic using Rational Rose and Microsoft Visual Studio.

Module 1: Introduction to Windows DNA

What is Windows DNA?
Windows DNA Services-based Platform
Windows DNA Tools and Technologies
Windows DNA Platform
Windows DNA Platform Services

Skills

Core services of Windows DNA.
Partitioned applications.

Module 2: Technologies and Tools

Microsoft Windows DNA Tools and Technologies
The Unified Modeling Language
Rational Technologies and Tools

Skills

Unified Modeling Language (UML).
4+1 View Model Architecture.
COM programming model.
Role of COM in building Windows DNA applications.
Advantages of constructing visual models of COM-based applications using Rational Rose.

Module 3: Introduction to the Component Object Model

Introduction to the Component Object Model
COM Programming Model
COM Application Architecture
COM in Windows DNA
Advantages of Modeling Enterprise COM Applications

Skills

Advantages of constructing visual models of COM-based applications using Rational Rose.

Module 4: Introduction to COM+

Introducing COM+
COM+ Features
New COM+ Services
COM+ and Windows DNA
Demonstration: Using the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)

Skills

COM+ application types, including server and library applications.
COM+ transaction services.
Queued components.
Events.
Object pooling.
COM+ security features.

Module 5: Introduction to Patterns

Introduction to Patterns
Windows DNA Architecture Patterns

Skills

Use of software patterns in applications development.
Use of Windows DNA architecture patterns in the design of an application.

Module 6: Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design

Iterative Development Review
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD)
General OOAD Concepts
General Use Case Concepts
Demonstration: FM Stocks Overview

Skills

Difference between class, object, and component.
General OOAD principles.
Use case documents and use case realizations.
UML notation for a use case and a use case realization.
FM Stocks application.

Module 7: Class Identification

Class Basics
Identifying Classes in a Use Case
Identifying Class Operations and Attributes in a Use Case
Demonstration: Creating Classes in Rational Rose

Skills

Read a use case and identify class names and the class's attributes and operations.
UML notation for classes.
Boundary, control, and entity class stereotypes.

Module 8: Interaction Diagrams

Interaction Diagrams
Refine Class Definitions

Skills

Windows DNA specific stereotypes.
Utilize a Windows DNA stereotype when defining a class.

Module 9: Class Diagrams

Class Diagram
UML Notation for a Class Diagram
Class Associations and Relationships
View of Participating Classes (VOPC)

Skills

Benefit of using Interaction Diagrams during analysis and design.
UML notation for a Sequence Diagram and a Collaboration Diagram.
Differences between a Sequence Diagram and a Collaboration Diagram.
Creating a Sequence Diagram in Rational Rose.
Creating a Collaboration Diagram in Rational Rose.

Module 10: Statechart Diagrams

Object State
Object State Change
Statechart Diagram
UML Notation for a Statechart Diagram
Composite States
Practice: Statechart Diagrams
Refine Class Definition
Demonstration: Creating Statechart Diagrams in Rational Rose

Skills

Benefit of using Class Diagrams during analysis and design.
Views of Participating Classes (VOPC).
UML notation for a class diagram.
Creating a Class Diagram in Rational Rose.

Module 11: Windows DNA Stereotypes

Class Refinement
Windows DNA Stereotypes
Complete Application Class Diagram
Model Assistant

Skills

Benefit of using subsystems in application development.
UML notation for subsystems.
Creating subsystems in Rational Rose.
Using subsystems in diagrams.

Module 12: Subsystems

Subsystems
Guidelines for Defining Subsystems
Subsystems and Architecture
Practice: Finding Subsystems
Demonstration: Creating Subsystems in Rational Rose

Skills

Benefit of using state diagrams during analysis and design.
UML notation for state diagrams.
Creating State Diagrams in Rational Rose.

Module 13: Component Diagrams

Components
Subsystems and Components
Component Diagram UML Notation Overview
Components and Interfaces
Component Stereotypes
Practice: Finding Components
Demonstration: Creating a Component Diagram in Rational Rose

Skills

Benefit of using Component Diagrams during analysis and design.
UML notation for components and component diagrams.
Creating Components and Component Diagrams in Rational Rose.

Module 14: Forward Engineering

Introducing Forward Engineering
Forward Engineering Using Rational Rose
Model Assistant
Additional Forward Engineering Features
Demonstration: Forward Engineering Using Rational Rose

Skills

Forward engineering.
Forward engineer components from Rational Rose.

Module 15: Reverse Engineering

Introducing Reverse Engineering
Reverse Engineering with Rational Rose
Reverse Engineering Artifacts for Visual Basic
Reverse Engineering Artifacts for ASP
Demonstration: Reverse Engineering With Rational Rose

Skills

Reverse engineering.
Reverse engineering Visual Basic source code.
Reverse engineering COM+ components.
Reverse engineering Active Server Pages (ASP).

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