Designing ICT Systems: Relational database with object-oriented analysis and design (01120), 10 cr

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 Study unit                            Designing ICT Systems: Relational database with object-oriented analysis and design
                                       (01120), 10.0
 Implementation                        NIA0921: 2/2009-2010 (04.01.2010 - 18.06.2010)
 Type                                  APPLIED ICT SYSTEMS (0329)
 Groups                                Primary: NIA09SN Others :
 Involved in the project
 Lecturers                             Rathod Paresh, Takala Jouni and Uutela Juha
 Number of participants                Minimum: Maximum:
 Enrolment period                      30.11.2009 08:00 - 06.12.2009
 Main timing for implementation
 Applicabililty                        For exchange students: Yes For elective studies: No Open UAS student:
                                       No Suitable for virtual UAS: No

 Teachers                              Rathod Paresh (Teacher in charge), Takala Jouni (Other teacher), Uutela Juha (Other
                                       teacher)
 Campus                                Laurea Leppävaara
 Main location for implementation
 Implementation method                 Optima realization/student group, Other method of implementation,
                                       Project/venture/R&D Language: English Virtuality: 0 cr Integration of R&D: 0 cr
 Implementation class
 Focus areas
 Evaluation at the latest              18.07.2010 Storing of graded material ends.: 18.06.2011
 Exam days

 Having completed the study unit the   # analyze to differentiate and use key terms such as: information, data, database,
 student is able to                    database management system, metadata, and data mining

                                       # explain the role of data, information, and databases in organizations

                                       # describe and interpret Entity Relationship and Object Modeling

                                       # formulate and test SQL queries

                                       # understanding of the principles, methods, strengths and difficulties of object-oriented
                                       system development

                                       # understanding the strategy for using modern methods and techniques in development
                                       of object-oriented systems

                                       # understand modelling and designing of object-oriented system using the industry
                                       standard systematically and effectively

                                       # critically evaluate and apply object-oriented techniques in object-oriented system
                                       development
 Previous studies
 Generic competences                   verkosto-osaamisen kuvaus, eettisen osaamisen kuvaus, globalisaatio-osaamisen kuvaus,
                                       innovaatio-osaamisen kuvaus, reflektio-osaamisen kuvaus
 Previous studies, more information    -You need to finish following course successfully to particate in the couse:Becoming a
                                       Business Information Systems Professional or equivalent knowledge
 Learning objectives                   The module introduces students to the design process of ICT systems. The module
                                       begins with the current industry standard technology for database management system,


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                                   SQL and object-oriented system modeling and design. It discusses the significance of
                                   using the standard in modern system development and demonstrates how it is used to
                                   support system development in practice through the development process. It also
                                   introduces design patterns for reusability in object-oriented systems and discusses how
                                   they can enhance reusability in system design and coding. Construction of
                                   object-oriented systems with new system development methods and techniques such as
                                   model-driven architecture (MDA) is also discussed with the aim of developing systems
                                   systematically and effectively.
 Contents                          Section-1 (5 CR)
                                   ●      introduction to Database Systems
                                   ●      modeling and Object modeling
                                   ●      structure Query Language
                                   ●      create and manage Databases
                                   Section -2 (5 CR)
                                   ●      introduction of System Development Life Cycle
                                   ●      principles of object-oriented analysis and designing
                                   ●      methods and Techniques in development of object-oriented systems
                                   ●      modelling and designing an object-oriented system
 Study material                    Section-1:            Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, 9/E
                                   by Peter Rob, Carlos CoronelSection-2:                Developing Software with UML:
                                   Object-Oriented Analysis and Design in Practice, 2/E by Bernd Oestereich
                                   Java How to Program – Early Objects Version, 8/E by Deitel & DeitelNote: i.e., 8/E =
                                   8th Edition
 Evaluation criteria and methods   50% - Project work30% - Competency20% - Individual Assignments
 Project (name)                    1) Nuuksia national park 2) DELI 3) LbD conference 4) Project of University of the
                                   West of Scotland's professor
 R&D methods                       LbD, Workshops, Action and Applied Research
 Work strain                       150 hours for each sectionWorkshops / Teaching / Supervision40 hours

                                   Individual Lab Work 20 hours

                                   LbD-project work, Self study, Guidance90 hours




                                   Total 150 hours




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