Object Oriented Software Engineering

of the mind (school,…), the software of the mind. Culture is the way we do things here (Deal & Kennedy) ( DOING / BEING ( 4 levels: - personal level of culture (affinity,…) - national level of culture (national pride,…) - professional level of culture (academic, business,…) - corporate level of culture 3 “do” competencies are known as the ability to : ( develop as the international strategy (a future-oriented personality with a vision)

guide de l’utilisateur UML, Eyrolles, 2000 Conallen J. , Concevoir des applications Web avec UML, Eyrolles, 2000 D’Souza D.F. et Wills A.C., Objects, Components and Frameworks with UML, Addison-Wesley, 1999 Gamma E., E. Helm, R. Johnson et J. Vlissides 2 , Design Patterns, Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software, Addison-Wesley, 1995 Graham, I., Object-Oriented Methods, Principles and Practice, Addison-Wesley, 2001 Larman C., UML et les Design Patterns, CampusPress, 2002 Larman C., Applying UML

document qu’aux phases amont du codage, donc au phase dite d’analyse et de conception. Analysis: the part of the software development that puts the focus on the understanding of the problem. It answers to the question ‘WHAT’. The result called ‘knowledge model’ is most of the time a set of graphical diagrams, understandable by the domain (business) experts. Design: the second part of the software development. It is centred on the solution and answers to the question ‘HOW’. It ties together the knowledge

des résultats d’une analyse éléments finis dans le cas élastique. L’application au cas élastique permet en réalité de montrer les résultats de l’étude de faisabilité de la démarche globale et complète. Abstract : In a context of simultaneous engineering, integration between the various stages of modeling becomes more and more important. Indeed, the problems of integration is the first factor to lost time during the optimasation’s phase. The work presented in this paper deals with the integration

Web Reverse Engineering Fabrice Estiévenart1, Aurore François1, Jean Henrard1,2, Jean-Luc Hainaut2 CETIC, rue Clément Ader, 8 - B6041 Gosselies - Belgium (1) Institut d’Informatique, University of Namur, rue Grandgagnage, 21 - B5000 Namur - Belgium (2) {fe, af, jh}@cetic.be, jlh@info.fundp.ac.be Abstract Modern technologies allow web sites to be dynamically managed by building pages on-the-fly through scripts that get data from a database. Dissociation of data from layout directives provides easy

simplicité du modèle. II.1. UML (Unified Modeling Language): II.1.1. Introduction: UML (Unified Modeling Language) 1997 est le résultat de fusion de 3méthodes: OMT (Object Modeling Technique) de James RUMBAUGH,OOD (Object Oriented Design) de Grady BOOCH et OOSE (Object Oriented Software Engineering) de Ivar JACOBSON. Il permet de représenter un système selon différentes vues complémentaires appelées diagrammes. Un diagramme UML est une représentation graphique, qui s'intéresse à

180 183 185 191 198 Appendices Terms of Performance Evaluation HIT Terms Bibliography List of Figures 2.1 A sample resource model depicting atomic resources on the lowest level, virtual resources (components) in the midth, and an insertion object generating workload elements on the highest level. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 2.2 The vertical client / server principle, multi-level example . . . 21 2.3 File service example based on vertical client / server principle

transparent ! ! Plan du cours ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Unified Modelling Language Unification – de nombreux langages de modélisation graphique OO des années 1990, – de diagrammes et de principes de modélisation à succès ! ! Défini par l’OMG (Object Management Group) Définit un méta-modèle et des types de diagrammes Introduction à UML Généralités sur la notation Diagrammes de classes, objets, packages (Diagrammes de) cas d’utilisation Diagrammes d’interaction Diagrammes d’activité Diagrammes

allows them to be compared to one another based on their physical manifestations. For example, a sketch of` a room full of furniture can help a designer to make rough calculations about the size of the room, the spatial arrangement of the objects, the numbers of objects which the room can support, etc. Other judgements such as the visual gestalts of ‘proximity, grouping, and common fate’ are made possible by visual inspection and comparison. This can lead to insights which are based upon such attributes

(Computation Independent Model) 2.2 PIM (Platform Independent Model) 2.3 PSM (Platform Specific Model) 2.4 Transformation des modèles 2.5 Architecture générale de l’approche 3 - Les Standards 3.1 MOF (Meta-Object Facility) 3.2 XMI (XML Medadata Interchange) 3.3 OCL (Object Constraint Language) 3.4 UML (Unified Modeling Language) 4 - MDA et ses apports à la modélisation 4.1 Interopérabilité des systèmes 4.2 Pérennité des savoir-faire 4.3 Gains de productivité 4.4 Prise en compte