Exploring Design Patterns From Modulus Training
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The course covers the patterns in the three core areas of Creational, Structural, and Behavioral and is hands-on with design projects and programming labs.
Objectives
Audience: Application developers, programmers, system designers, and project manager developers who need to improve the systems development through the use of design patterns.
Prerequisites
Some experience in object-oriented thinking/programming, professional experience with object-oriented technologies and UML diagrams, and a basic knowledge of Java.
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Topics
Introduction
» What�s our World?
» OK � So Just What is a Design Pattern?
» Design Patterns are not Esoteric
» Why Use Patterns?
» The Adapter Pattern
» Reviewing Interfaces & Abstract Classes
» Interface Types
» Interface Definitions
» Abstract Methods
» Abstract Classes
» Using Abstract Classes
» Important Principal of OO Design
The Iterator Pattern
» Patterns: Traversing a Collection
» A Simple ArrayList
» Using Our ArrayList
» Using Our Simple Collection
» Another Design for Collection Traversal
» Using Our New Collection
» Differences in Traversing Our Collection
» Why is This Important?
» Why is This a Design Pattern?
» We Will Expand on Our Design
Design Patterns � Background
» Design Patterns Arise From Architecture
» Christopher Alexander
» The TimelessWay
» A Core Principle of His Books
» Patterns in A Pattern Language
» Sitting Circle (185)
» Different Chairs (251)
» Patterns Evolution in Software
» OOPSLA 88
» Patterns Evolution in Software
» Patterns Today
UML Overview
» Unified Modeling Language (UML)
» Using UML
» UML Diagrams
» Class Diagram
» Class Diagram Notation
» Association Relationships in Detail
» Class Diagram Notation
» Abstract Class Notation
» Interface Notation
» Another Class Diagram
Gang of Four Design Patterns Description
» What Do We Know Now About Patterns
» GOF Pattern Description
» Iterator: Overview
» Iterator: Motivation
» Iterator: Applicability
» Iterator: Structure � Java
» Iterator: Structure � General
» Iterator: Participants
» Iterator: Collaborations and Consequences
» Iterator: Implementation
» Implementation: Who Controls the Iteration
» Implementation: Who Defines the Traversal
» Implementation: Robustness
» Iterator: Known Uses and Related Patterns
» So � What is a Design Pattern?
The GOF Patterns Catalog
» Organizing the Catalog
» Creational, Structural, and Behavioral Purpose
» Class and Object Scope
» Design Pattern Space
» The GOF Catalog of Design Patterns
Factory Method Pattern
» Motivation � Forces and Solution
» Motivation
» Factor Method: Iterator Usage
» Factory Method: General Structure
» Participants
» Collaborations and Applicability
» Applicability
» Consequences
» Implementation
» Known Uses and Related Patterns
Strategy Pattern
» Motivation � Forces and Solution
» Structure
» Alternative to Strategy
» How Do We Choose Among Alternative?
» Participants
» Collaborations and Applicability
» Consequences
» Implementation
» Known Uses and Related Patterns
» Difference From Factory Method
Decorator Pattern
» Motivation � Forces and Solution
» Structure
» Participants an Collaborations
» Structure
» Writer and FilterWriter Classes
» UpperCaseFilterWriter Class
» Consequences
» Implementation
» Known Uses and Related patterns
Composite Pattern
» Motivation � Forces
» Motivation � Solution
» Structure
» Participants
» Collaborations
» Consequences
» Implementation
» Known Uses and Related Patterns
Template Method Pattern
» Motivation � Forces and Solution
» Structure
» Participants and Collaborations
» Consequences
» Implementation
» Known Uses and Related Patterns
Command Pattern
» Motivation � Forces and Solution
» Structure
» Participants and Collaborations
» Consequences
» Implementation
» Undo and Redo
» Known Uses
Chain of Responsibility Pattern
» Motivation � Forces
» Motivation � Solution
» Structure
» Participants and Collaborations
» Consequences/Applicability
» Implementation
» Known Uses and Related Patterns
Fa�ade Pattern
» Motivation � Forces and Solution
» Structure
» Participants and Collaborations
» Consequences/Applicability
» Implementation
» Known Uses
Patterns for Enterprise Systems
» Meeting the Challenge � Technologies
» Meeting the Challenge � Best Practices
» Some Patterns for Enterprise Systems
» Business Delegate
» Business Delegate: Solution
» Business Delegate: Structure
» Business Delegate: Consequences
» Value Object
» Value Object: Solution
» Value Object: Structure
» Value Object: Consequences
» Data Access Object (DAO)
» DAO: Solution
» DAO: Structure
» DAO: Consequences
» Lazy Load
» Lazy Load: Solution
» Lazy Load: Consequences
Wrap-Up
» What Have We Done?
» So � What Do You Think About Patterns?
» Where Do We Go From Here?
» Do We Fit Into Alexander�s Vision?
» Design Patterns Isn�t All You Need
» Have Fun
Location
London, Docklands
Date
24th May, 20th June, 27th July
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