Object Oriented Analysis, Design & Programming with UML (Udemy.com)

The course is really well crafted from the definition of the game, the design and the implementation through code making the steps clear and showing how the design can be converted into Code. Also provides great detail regarding The Finite State Machine with an interesting example and the corresponding implementation in the game, demonstrating why state machine identification is important in programming. This is the best course on Object Oriented Analysis, Design and Programming that I found so far.

I've not quite finished the course yet, but have covered all the UML parts, and found it very interesting and useful. I'm a software developer of nearly 20 years, and although I've frequently used OOA, OOD and modelling tools including UML, I've mostly been self-taught or simply picked things up by osmosis. I've recently been tasked with design work for a safety-critical project, so I thought it was time for an actual course to brush up on my understanding and learn the 'right' way to do some of the stuff I've so far been mostly making up as I go along. It's been very helpful. Not least to find that there is mostly a 'right way' to use UML. Seeing the implementations in different languages was not really required for me, but it was interesting to have a direct comparison. (And to be reminded how opaque C++ is compared to the others!) Compared to other courses I've tried, this was definitely more comprehensive, understandable and approachable. Thanks!

It is one of the best classes that one can take to understand the basic pillars of object oriented programming. Amazing examples, great command on language and cover all the important topics. Thank you very much!

I had little to no experience with UML before taking this course, so this was a fantastic way to get a crash course on UML. I learned object-oriented programming four years ago very briefly when I learned Python, but I only learned about it for a month or so and never used it since then. Thus, this was a great way to learn more about this and the specifics of how objects are implemented in Java and C++. Since it seems that I do not have to use C# and since I never learned that specific language, I skipped the C# examples. I watched the videos for both the Java and C++ examples at first, but I stopped watching the Java videos since the code was fairly similar aside from the differences between the two languages. It was definitely helpful to do this at first so that I could compare how OOP is implemented between the two, and giving students the freedom to choose between three languages, depending on their needs or preferences, was a great idea. All of the topics were explained very well. I learned a lot from following along with the code examples and the UML diagrams.

Very good therethical introduction to the subject. Good practical examples using a free uml tool. However, the things that could be imporoved about is the fast phased speaking. I also whish for a bettet introduction to the uml tool. The online docs are not the best. All in all, very interesting course !

Yes it a good refresher of how programming changed from Algorithmic decomposition to OOP where it is today. I have seen old software that is based on Algorithmic decomposition and basically impossible to understand or adapt to new requirements. The material is good enough for a beginner and the examples are relevant. I recommend it as a good i9ntroduction course.

He explained everything which is needed for working in software company!

Great course, learning alot!!

hasta el momento todo bien

gran curso, facil y practico

The course contents and the instructor both are great..

bueno