Object Oriented Design 4

Object Oriented Design Domain ModelWelcome to the 4th part of my Object Oriented Design tutorial. I show you how to plan your first iteration. I explain all of the parts of the Elaboration phase of Object Oriented Design.

Then I take the Usage Case I made in part 3 of this tutorial, and convert it into a Domain Model. I cover all of the following: conceptual classes, how to build domain models, turning nouns into classes, associations and how to tell an attribute from a class.

This is a big tutorial, but the diagram that follows the video will help you learn this stuff.

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Domain Model

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UML Domain Model

 

2 thoughts on “Object Oriented Design 4”

  1. Hi Derek, what’s the difference between object model and domain model? For flipping game you used object model, and for ATM you used domain model? Why is that?

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