2006The Journal of Object TechnologyOpen access

Object-Oriented Design Patterns for Detailed Design.

Walid Al-Ahmad

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This paper discusses the use of design patterns during the transition phase from analysis to design of object-oriented systems.Pattern mining, which is the process of finding and documenting design patterns, usually takes place during or after the development of a software system.This paper introduces several new design patterns that were discovered through the experience of teaching object-oriented analysis and design in both industry and academia.These are low level design patterns that can be used in almost every application.Finally, a tool will be proposed to automate the application of these patterns when creating a detailed design model.

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This paper discusses the use of design patterns during the transition phase from analysis to design of object-oriented systems.Pattern mining, which is the process of finding and documenting design patterns, usually takes place during or after the development of a software system.This paper introduces several new design patterns that were discovered through the experience of teaching object-oriented analysis and design in both industry and academia.These are low level design patterns that can be used in almost every application.Finally, a tool will be proposed to automate the application of these patterns when creating a detailed design model.

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This paper discusses the use of design patterns during the transition phase from analysis to design of object-oriented systems.Pattern mining, which is the process of finding and documenting design patterns, usually takes place during or after the development of a software system.This paper introduces several new design patterns that were discovered through the experience of teaching object-oriented analysis and design in both industry and academia.These are low level design patterns that can be used in almost every application.Finally, a tool will be proposed to automate the application of these patterns when creating a detailed design model.

Key concepts: Computer science, Object-oriented design, Object (grammar), Engineering drawing, Programming language, Software engineering, Systems engineering, Object-oriented programming

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