OOAD Seminars

Summary: Our Object Oriented Concepts Seminars are targeted at creating awareness-level productivity across a variety of object oriented theories. They provide a high-level introduction and examination of key object oriented concepts, and the implication of their adoption to the Software Development Organization.

Series Titles:

• Object Oriented Concepts for Executives and Managers
• Object Oriented Concepts for Project Managers and Business Analysts
• Object Oriented Concepts for Software Developers

Summary: Our Object Oriented Design Patterns seminars examine design patterns popular in the object oriented software development community. Design patterns can speed up the development process by providing test-proven development paradigms. Understanding these patterns helps prevent subtle issues that can cause major problems.

Series Titles:

• Motivations for Design Patterns
• Overview of Design Patterns for Managers, Analysts, and Project Managers
• Structural Design Patterns - covers the structural patterns in the Gof Design Patterns Book
• Creational Design Patterns - covers the creational patterns in the GoF Design Patterns Book
• Behavioral Design Patterns - covers the behavioral patterns in the GoF Design Patterns book
• Web Application Design Patterns - covers MVC, Session Facade, Memento
• An Overview of the J2EE Design Patterns

Summary: Our Object Oriented Refactoring seminars explore the art and motivations of refactoring Object Oriented solutions. Refactoring is an integral part of the software development life-cycle, improving the understandability of the code, or changing its internal structure and design. Our refactoring seminars are designed to introduce best practices of this important technique to the entire organization.

Series Titles:

• Incorporating Refactoring into the Software Engineering process
• Refactoring for Managers, Analysts, and Project Managers
• An examination of Refactoring Techniques
• Refactoring with Eclipse
• Refactoring with NetBeans
• Refactoring with IntelliJ
• Behavioral Design Patterns - covers the behavioral patterns in the GoF Design Patterns book
• Web Application Design Patterns - covers MVC, Session Facade, Memento
• An Overview of the J2EE Design Patterns