Jacobson's Recycling Machine analyzed with Larman's Methods

(Lecture slides on Object Oriented Analysis)

In 2004 I gave a lecture on Object Oriented Software Design at the University of Luton. (now University of Bedfordshire) Approximately two weeks have been devoted to Object Oriented Analysis. In the core of these two lectures were the object oriented analysis according to Craig Larman's book Applying UML and Patterns mixed up with the Recycling Machine from inspired from Ivar Jacobson's book Object-Oriented Software Engineering, A Use Case Driven Approach

Just in case that you find this material helpful here it is.

• analysis.ppt (PowerPoint)
• analysis.pdf (pdf-file)
• HTML and JPG

Other, related material:

• Class diagram (for the Recycling Machine): pdf and pptx.
• Sequence diagrams (for the Recycling Machine): pdf and pptx.
• Statechart diagrams (for the Recycling Machine): pdf and pptx.
• On the Recycling Machine and GRASP pattern: pdf and pptx.
• Order of Implementation of the Recycling Machine: pdf and pptx.

Implementations of the Recycling Machine

• The Recycling Machine in php (one file);
• Javascript: Simple with alerts; Using document object model; Using document object model with dynamic element creation.
• the Recycling Machine as a Java Applet.
• Activities about the Implementation of the Recycling Machine (Java)

• Object-Oriented Software Engineering: Requirements Model and Object-Oriented Software Engineering: Analysis Model: pdf slides based around the Recycling Machine theme.
• Object Oriented Software Engineering Architecture & Analysis (this actually uses some of my slides verbatim - next time, please add a reference).
• The Concept of Object and its Relation to Human Thinking: Some Misunderstandings Concerning the Connection between Object-Orientation and Human Thinking by Sten Carlsson and Benneth Christiansson.

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