Object Oriented System Analysis and Design Workshop

Overview:

The course elucidates the positioning of Object Orientation within the realm of Business Engineering and elucidates its significance for business professionals. Initially emerging at the technological stratum of systems, Object Orientation progressed to encompass programmable processes coded as objects in subsequent iterations. Presently, the focus has shifted towards business objects, accentuating a Business Engineering perspective within an Object-oriented framework. This approach facilitates the design of business objects in a manner that allows seamless replacement without significantly impacting the surrounding business operations.


Participants will acquire knowledge of mechanisms enabling them to discern requisite business objects and subsequently formulate technology objects for development or procurement. The course empowers attendees to adeptly model the Business, Application, and Technology architectural levels through the application of Object-Oriented techniques.


  • Middle and Executive Level managers in any industry type
  • Business Engineers
  • Business Analysts
  • Business Architects
  • Programme and Project Managers

  • The course objective is to present an overview of all Object Orientated Concepts with case studies and interactive workshops
  • The course is conducted on a conceptual business level and not at an application system level
  • Case study no. 1 - Horse Racing
  • Business Activities
  • Fulfilment Object Interface
  • Case study no. 2 - Buffelsfontein Mining Co. Equipment Maintenance
  • Function Structure Diagram for Personnel System
  • Function Structure Diagram for Manufacturing System
  • Buffelsfontein Mining co. Equipment Maintenance System (Solution 1)
  • Buffelsfontein Mining co. Equipment Maintenance System (Solution 2)

5 Days

A minimum of 5 attendees are required to present the course.

BEC, BEI

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