66203 OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

FACULTY OF SCIENCES 1998

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Credit Points 1.00

Pre-requisite: 66121

Synopsis

This unit extends the student's design and programming skills to cover
object-oriented  programming methods, which are rapidly  becoming  the
standard  systems  development methodology  throughout  the  computing
industry.  Students will be expected to gain a solid understanding  of
object-oriented principles in analysis, design and programming, and to
develop skills using a suitable object-oriented language. Topics  will
typically  include:  review  or study of  the  principles  of  object-
oriented development (e.g. abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism  and
dynamic  binding), problem decomposition, method design, planning  for
re-use, and object-oriented programming.