Class Notes for Data Structures and Object Oriented Design
These notes represent the specific way in which we like to present the material, by motivating objectoriented design primarily from the point of view of implementing data structures. There is perhaps somewhat more focus on analysis and allusions to advanced topics than in a typical programming-heavy data structures course for undergraduates.
Author(s): David Kempe
206 Pages 
Object Oriented Programming by Carl Erickson
This note explains the following topics, Motivation for Object Oriented Programming, The Object Oriented Paradigm, Visualizing Program Execution, Naming Conventions, The Object Model, Abstraction and Identity, Object Oriented Messaging, Encapsulation and Modularity, Object Oriented Hierarchy, Object Oriented Typing, Object Oriented Concurrency and Persistence, Object Oriented Development Process, Object Oriented Analysis Techniques, Pitfalls in Object Oriented Analysis, UML Notation, CRC Cards, Object Oriented Class Relationships, Object Oriented Aggregation, Object Oriented Inheritance, Other Object Oriented Class Relationships, Object Oriented Instantiation, Object Oriented Polymorphism, Object Oriented Concepts Review, Quality of Classes and Object Oriented Design.
Author(s): Carl Erickson
71 Pages
This note describes Modeling concepts, class Modeling, Advanced Class Modelling, State Modeling,Advanced State Modeling, Interaction Modeling, Process Overview, System Conception, Domain Analysis, Application Analysis, System Design, Class Design, Implementation Modeling, Legal System and Design Patterns.
Author(s): NA
169 Pages
