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The LogOn OT Programme:
Understanding, Evaluating and Exploiting
the Object Technology
LogOn
invites you to two unique events for 1993!
The New LogOn+93
International Symposium
and Exhibition on Object-
Oriented Methodologies
and Tools
April 22-23, 1993, Frankfurt
A Seminar with James
Rumbaugh
Object-Oriented Modeling
and Design
April, 26-27, 1993, Frankfurt
LogOn Technology Transfer
Special Package Option
Attend both Dr. Rumbaugh and LogOn+93 OO
Methodologies and Tools and save 690 DM!
LogOn
The mission of LogOn is to encourage the transfer of Object
Technology (OT) to industries in Europe. LogOn is based in
Frankfurt, Germany.
The LogOn OT Programme
If you are an OT developer, vendor, or consultant interested in
building long-term strategical business relationships with
potential industry customers all over Europe.
If you are a professional interested in evaluating and using OO
products, methodologies and services.
Then the LogOn OT Programme is for you!
What can the OT Programme do for You?
As a member of the LogOn OT Programme you will have a full
variety of services including, but not limited to:
% strategic planning meetings with OT users, vendors and
investors
% in-house workshops with OT leaders and users
% special participation to LogOn international symposia and
seminars
% promoting your services and networking opportunities
Who should be interested in the LogOn OT
Programme?
OT users: Executives and managers whose responsibilities
include information systems strategic planning, vendor
evaluations, technology recommendations and investment
management.
OT vendors: Executives and managers responsible for
product, marketing and pricing strategies, strategic planning,
competitive analysis, sales and marketing. Consultants.
OT investors: Venture capitalists and institutional investors
who require an in-depth knowledge of information industry.
How to join the OT Programme?
To get more information on how to join the OT programme
call/ fax +49-69-521982
Attention, new tel/fax after February 15, 1993:
tel/fax +49-6173-2852
or write to:
LogOn, Burgweg 14a, 6242 Kronberg, Germany
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LogOn helps your business!
Dr. JAMES RUMBAUGH
The originator of the OMT methodology and
Lead Author of the Definitive Text,
Object-Oriented Modeling and Design
presents a
LogOn Two-day Seminar on
Object-Oriented Modeling
and Design
Frankfurt, April 26-27, 1993
LogOn Technology Transfer
Co-sponsored by: IQproducts GmbH * Micram
Microelectronic GmbH * Prentice Hall
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
More than just a seminar!
Here are some good reasons why if you are
interested in Object-Oriented Analysis, Modeling
and Design, you should attend this seminar.
C Meet the OMT originator
Many seminar instructors on OO methodologies
teach by interpreting the methods developed by
others, which they get from reading books. If
you take this seminar, you get the instructor who
is the originator of the Object Modeling
Technique (OMT) - the de-facto object modeling
and design standard-and who wrote the bestseller
book Object-Oriented Modeling and Design:
James Rumbaugh. James Rumbaugh has
established a worldwide reputation for being the
leader in the field of Object-Oriented Analysis,
Modeling and Design.
C Experience unmatched in the industry
James Rumbaugh has several years of experience
in working on object-oriented methodology and
tools at General Electric Research and
Development Center in Schenectady, New York,
USA. He is a world class instructor with hands-
on experience having successfully developed
quality products under real constraints of time
and budget. Which means, Rumbaugh can
provide you with insights on and experiences in
using object-oriented analysis and design in real-
life projects.
C Attendees Questions & Answers Sessions
A question and answer session will be held at the
end of each day for you to ask questions you
have about the technology and the method. This
is a unique opportunity to hear James Rumbaugh
himself share his insights on using the Object
Modeling Technique with you.
C See the methodology at work
In addition to the lectures of Dr.Rumbaugh,
demonstrations of the OMTool* -which
supports the Object Modeling Technique - will
be offered by specialists who use the OMT
methodology and tool every day, for you to see
how the methodology works in practice. (*
Trademark of the General Electric Company)
C Networking Opportunities
Another advantage for you in participating to a
LogOn event is in the possibility to establish
strategical business relationships. A networking
room will be available throughout this seminar to
enable you to meet with attendees and OMT
methodology and tool specialists.
Valuable Bonus Material- Yours FREE!
Attend the seminar and you get:
% a free copy of James Rumbaugh`s bestselling
book Object-Oriented Modeling and Design
(published by Prentice Hall, 1991)
% a free entrance ticket valid to attend the
industrial exhibition at the LogOn International
Symposium on Object-Oriented methodologies
and Tools, on April 22-23, 1993, at the
Intercontinental Hotel, in Frankfurt, featuring a
wide range of object-oriented products, services
and publishers.
Object-Oriented Modeling and Design
Object-oriented development is emerging as the dominant
software development method of the 1990s. Applying
object-oriented techniques to analysis and design promise
you new levels of understanding, precision, repeatability
and complexity control.
This seminar will be based on Dr. Rumbaugh+s recent
best-selling bookObject-Oriented Modeling and Design
published by Prentice Hall. The primary objective of the
seminar is to teach an object-oriented methodology for
developing software systems. Attendees will learn how to
construct object-oriented models of the real world and then
transform the models into a design of programming
language and/or database code. Rumbaugh will present
various object-oriented modeling concepts, a language-
independent graphical notation for expressing these
concepts, and a corresponding methodology - the Object
Modeling Technique (OMT)- for applying the concepts to
problems. The OMT methodology will be illustrated with
a case study and many brief examples. Object-oriented
models promote better understanding of requirements,
cleaner designs, and more maintainable systems. An
object-oriented approach allows the same concepts and
notation to be used through the entire software
development process. The software developer need not
translate into a new notation at each development stage as
is required by many traditional methodologies.
Rumbaugh stresses modeling a system from three distinct
but related views: object model (static structure), dynamic
model (interactions and control), and functional model
(computation of values). The object model serves as the
integrating vehicle for combining the information for
design and implementation. The early OO literature
emphasized object-oriented programming but more
recently there has been an appreciation of the usefulness of
OO concepts for analysis and design. This seminar will
emphasize that coding is the last stage in a process of
development that includes stating a problem,
understanding its requirements, planning a solution, and
implementing a program in a particular language.
However, the approach is not strictly linear; the seamless
transformation from analysis to design facilitates a life
cycle involving prototyping and incremental development.
Seminar outline
1. An Overview of Object Modeling and
Design
Object-Oriented Concepts
The OMT Methodology
The OMT Notation
2. The Development Process
3. The Object Model
Objects and Their Properties
Associations
Advanced Association Concepts
Inheritance and Generalization
Advanced Object Modeling Concepts
Building Object Models
4. Analysis and the Object Model
5. The Dynamic Model
Event and State
Operations
Structured State Diagrams
6. Analysis and the Dynamic Model
7. The Functional Model
Functionality Tree
Data Flow Diagrams
8. Analysis and the Functional Model
9. System Design
System Design Issues
Common Architectural Frameworks
10. Object Design
Moving operations
Implementing control based on the
dynamic model.
Assigning Responsibilities
Design algorithms and data structures
Optimized object model
Adjust class structure to increase inheritance
Design Associations and Objects
Package the design into physical modules.
11. Implementation
Programming Languages
Databases
12. Comparisons
At the end of each day there will be a 30 minutes
audience question and answer session.
What will You Learn
These are the major things you will learn:
o Understanding a system by modeling it from
three different but related views: structural,
dynamic, functional
o Graphic notation for each of the modeling
views that can be used throughout the
development cycle
o Distinguishing what to do during each of the
three development phases: analysis, design,
implementation
o The thought process to produce various
models, illustrated by a case study
o The transformation of the model from analysis
through design and implementation
Who should attend
This seminar is intended for software engineers,
system architects, system analyst, and technical
managers who seek to understand and exploit the
object-oriented approach to software design and
development.
It is also for software engineers who have
learned to use object-oriented technology for
programming but would benefit from learning
how to analyze and design abstractly in object-
oriented terms without resorting to programming
constructs.
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Dr. James Rumbaugh is one of the world`s leading
pioneers and most experienced practitioner of object-
oriented analysis and design.
Dr. Rumbaugh is a computer scientist at General Electric
Research and Development Center in Schenectady, New
York, USA, where he has been working on object-oriented
methodology and tools for many years. He developed the
DSM object-oriented programming language, the state tree
model of control, the OMT object modeling notation, and
the Object Modeling Tool graphic editor.
Dr. Rumbaugh received his Ph.D. in Computer Science
from MIT. During his Ph.D. research under Professor Jack
Dennis, Dr. Rumbaugh was one of the inventors of data
flow computer architecture. His career has dealt with
semantics of computation, tools for programming
productivity, and applications using complex algorithms
and data structures.
Dr. Rumbaugh has published extensively journal articles
on his work and has spoken at leading object-oriented
conferences. He writes a regular column for the Journal of
Object-Oriented Programming.
Dr. Rumbaugh is the lead author of the recent best-selling
book Object-Oriented Modeling and Design published by
Prentice Hall. He and his colleagues developed the OMT
methodology described in the book based on real-world
applications and they are currently working to extend the
methodology.
He has taught courses based on the methodology to
different audiences world-wide, ranging from one-hour
seminars to intensive several-day training courses.
Two-Day Seminar of Dr. James Rumbaugh
on OOMD, Frankfurt, April 26-27, 1992
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Language/ Sprache:The official language of the seminar
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How to register / Anmeldung: The registration fee is
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lecture notes, one copy of the textbook, Object Oriented
Modeling and Design (Prentice Hall, 1991), by Dr. J.
Rumbaugh et al, lunch and coffee breaks. Die
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Hall, 1991) von Dr. J. Rumbaugh et al, sowie Kaffeepausen
und Mittagessen.
Special Package OptionPlease check/bitte ankreuzen (C)
[] Two-day Seminar with Dr. J.Rumbaugh on Object Oriented
Modeling and Design (26-27.4). DM. 1995,-
[] LogOn`93 Int. Symp. on OO Methodologies and Tools (22-
23.4) + Two-day Seminar with Dr. J.Rumbaugh (26-27.4).
DM. 3000,-
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6242 Kronberg, Germany
tel/fax.+49-69-521982
Attention new tel/fax after February 15, 1993!:
tel/fax.+49-6173-2852
Please pay the registration fee either by including a check or
by bank transfer. Admission to the seminar is only possible
after LogOn has received the payment. Bitte berweisen Sie
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Place/Ort: The seminar will be held at : Ort des Seminars:
Intercontinental Hotel,
Wilhelm-Leuschner- Str. 43,
6000 Frankfurt am Main 1,
tel +49-69-2605-0 fax. +49-69-26052221
Cancellation / R cktritt: In case of a cancellation after
April 12, 1993, the total amount is due. Cancellations must
be made by writing and you must receive a cancellation
number to make it valid. Substitutions can be made at any
time. Im Falle einer Stornierung der Anmeldung nach dem
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hotel. Please make reservations directly at the hotel, referring
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Teilnehmer unserer Veranstaltung steht ein begrenztes
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Bitte nehmen Sie Reservierungen direkt im Hotel unter
Berufung auf die LogOn Veranstaltung vor. (EZ: DM 250,-)
Schedule Registration 8:00-8:30am, Monday
Seminar: 9:00-12:30 and 2:00-18:00 pm, each day
Lunch breaks: 12:30-2:00 pm each day
Breaks: 10:00 am and 3:00 pm each day