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Description This course uses the industry-standard Unified Modeling Language as the means of expressing object-oriented concepts and providing team members with common notation and vocabulary for communicating their ideas. This course emphasizes the conceptual basis of object-oriented through application of key words, teaching students to "think like an object." Audience Business or system analysts, technical managers, and software developers who need a common, practical technique for describing and constructing object-oriented systems. Prerequisite Experience in analysis, design, or development is desirable, but not required. Objectives Students will be able to:
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