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UML Class Diagrams for Programmers

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UML Class Diagrams for Programmers, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.53, with 21 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 1471 reviews, and has 8457 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand how to use UML Class Diagrams for effective communication. Understand how to read and create UML Class Diagrams. Understand how to design object-oriented classes in UML. Understand the different categories of UML diagrams. Understand the value of UML – even if it is done by hand. Understand the different concepts – like relationships – that apply to UML Class Diagrams. Understand how to write code based on UML Class Diagrams. Understand which elements of UML Class Diagrams are most useful. This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers (junior/intermediate/senior). or Software Architects. or Business/Systems Analysts. It is particularly useful for Programmers (junior/intermediate/senior). or Software Architects. or Business/Systems Analysts.

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Summary

Title: UML Class Diagrams for Programmers

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.53

Number of Lectures: 21

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 21

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 26

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 26

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Understand how to use UML Class Diagrams for effective communication.
  • Understand how to read and create UML Class Diagrams.
  • Understand how to design object-oriented classes in UML.
  • Understand the different categories of UML diagrams.
  • Understand the value of UML – even if it is done by hand.
  • Understand the different concepts – like relationships – that apply to UML Class Diagrams.
  • Understand how to write code based on UML Class Diagrams.
  • Understand which elements of UML Class Diagrams are most useful.
  • Who Should Attend

  • Programmers (junior/intermediate/senior).
  • Software Architects.
  • Business/Systems Analysts.
  • Target Audiences

  • Programmers (junior/intermediate/senior).
  • Software Architects.
  • Business/Systems Analysts.
  • UML?is a valuable tool – do you know how to use it?

    As programmers, we rarely work in isolation – we often have to communicate our designs and our ideas to our colleagues.? In addition, we get specifications from analysts and architects that we need to understand.? UML?can be incredibly?valuable for this kind of communication!

    In this course, I want to teach you how you, as a programmer, can make the most of UML Class diagrams, both as a tool for effectively communicating with other programmers, analysts, and architects, and also as a valuable tool for software architecture and design.? Because this is a course for programmers, we’ll look at lots of source code as we create diagrams.? Finally, the video lectures are supplemented with written material?that you can refer back to at any time.

    We’ll start by looking at the value that we can get from UML?Class?Diagrams.? We’ll cover basic concepts, such as how classes are represented in UML.??We’ll look at the relationships that can exist between class, and at how we can represent certain specialized classes.? We’ll also work through a detailed example to help reinforce everything that you’ll learn during the course.

    In the course, I want to help you do a couple of different things.? I want to help you understand the fundamental concepts of UML Class Diagrams, effectively communicate with your peers using UML Class Diagrams, read UML Class Diagrams created by other people, create your own UML Class Diagrams, and understand how to get value out of UML Class Diagrams, without the need for expensive tools.

    This course is aimed at programmers who want to use UML Class Diagrams to improve how they work, as well as software architects and analysts who create UML diagrams for other people – such a specifications.

    You won’t need much for this course, although it’s not a course for beginner programmers.? We will talk about object-oriented programming concepts quite a lot, so it will be good if you have experience with object-oriented languages like Java or C#, otherwise some parts of the course might be difficult to follow.? You’ll also need motivation and a desire to learn.? You will not need any experience with UML, or any expensive UML tools – in this course, we’ll focus on the fundamentals,?so no specific tools – you can even draw diagrams on paper if you want.??I want to help you?understand the concepts, not the tools!??The tools are irrelevant – diagrams drawn on paper or a whiteboard as just as good as diagrams drawn in an expensive tool.

    See you in the course!

    Some Review Feedback

    “Reading UML Class Diagrams is a essential skill to all BA’s and Developers Countless hours can be saved by understanding your requirements as a Developer”

    “Good course, I really appreciate it!”

    “I got exactly what I was looking for, a brief intro/refresher to UML concepts and methods along with very practical advice.”

    “Great material for class diagrams.”

    This course includes the option of?a 30-day, no-questions-asked refund.

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    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Welcome

    Lecture 2: Class Diagrams – A Glimpse of the Final Example

    Lecture 3: Introduction

    Lecture 4: Types of UML Diagrams

    Lecture 5: Note on Diagram Presentation

    Chapter 2: Section 2: Class Diagrams

    Lecture 1: Class Diagrams – Basic Concepts

    Lecture 2: Class Diagrams – Basic Concepts

    Lecture 3: Class Diagrams – Relationships

    Lecture 4: Class Diagrams – Relationships (continued)

    Lecture 5: Class Diagrams – Relationships

    Lecture 6: Class Diagrams – Advanced Concepts

    Lecture 7: Class Diagrams – Advanced Concepts

    Lecture 8: Class Diagrams – Interfaces and Enumerations

    Lecture 9: Interfaces and Enumerations

    Chapter 3: Online Store Example

    Lecture 1: Online Store Example – Requirements

    Lecture 2: Online Store Example – UML

    Lecture 3: Online Store Example – Full Diagram and Code

    Chapter 4: Summary

    Lecture 1: Tips for creating Diagrams

    Lecture 2: Summary

    Lecture 3: Course Supplement – Reference Guide

    Lecture 4: Bonus Lecture – Coupons

    Instructors

  • UML Class Diagrams for Programmers  No.2
    Riaan Nel
    CTO
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  • 5 stars: 640 votes
  • Frequently Asked Questions

    How long do I have access to the course materials?

    You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

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