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There are two discussions here that need to be responded to thoroughly. Responses must be on APA format 150+words 1-2 legitimate verifiable sources per response.

 

 

CIS510 discussion post responses.

Respond to the colleagues posts regarding:

Object-Oriented Design versus Traditional Approach ”  Please respond to the following:

Compare the object-oriented approach to design to the traditional approach. Give your opinion on whether you believe there are certain projects where one design approach might be better that the other. If so, provide an example of one (1) such project. If not, explain why not.

Give your opinion on which approach discussed in Part 1 of this discussion you believe is easier for you to understand and explain why.

 

SR’s post states the following:Top of Form

Compare the object-oriented approach to design to the traditional approach. Give your opinion on whether you believe there are certain projects where one design approach might be better that the other. If so, provide an example of one (1) such project. If not, explain why not.

In the object-oriented approach, the focus is on capturing the structure and behavior of information systems into small modules that combines both data and process. Whereas, the traditional approach uses traditional projects this approach leads software developers to focus on the breakdown of larger algorithms into smaller ones.

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In my opinion there are certain projects where one design approach is better than the other because no project is the same. However, the object- oriented approach offers the only realistic solution to the promise of truly distributed client/server applications. As organizations move to OOD, they are facing and resolving problems. Nevertheless, if OOD is used properly, the rewards and benefits can be greater than using traditional approaches. Just like the adoption of any new technology, there is a learning curve involved with the adoption of OOD. Instant and complete submersion in OOD can be disastrous, whereas carefully planned and scaled adoption of these new technologies can bring out all the positive advantages that they have to offer.

Give your opinion on which approach discussed in Part 1 of this discussion you believe is easier for you to understand and explain why.

For many people, the OOD approach is one of the most poorly understood things in computer programming. However, for me, the traditional approach is easier for me to understand. The traditional approach has a sequential pattern which makes it easy to follow. Since the projects are easier to follow, it takes less time in completion and in meeting the timeline successfully.

 

GO’s post states the following:Top of Form

The concept behind the object-oriented design is that it creates concepts as objects. In a sense, it gives physical form to a concept or idea. The process allows for easier explanation of design and also for the abstraction of the concept into smaller parts that are easier to develop on a technical level. (Wazlawick, 2014).

The traditional approach sees concepts as steps in a process. Each item follows a sequence that flows from one point to the next in a set way. Inputs, outputs, data storage, and flow, and processes are the focus of this approach. (Satzinger,2016)

Each approach takes a different point of view when looking at how to address a problem. It comes down to which approach will help to give a clearer picture and generate a more useful solution. When designing SQL databases, the object-oriented approach would be better. SQL databases are relationship based in design and require abstraction of data. An object-oriented way of thinking helps to break down information stored to manageable pieces and allows for polymorphism in the design.

Satzinger, J. (2016) Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World, 7e. [Strayer University Bookshelf]. Retrieved from https://strayer.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781305465268/

Wazlawick, R. S. (2014). Object-Oriented Analysis and Design for Information Systems : Modeling with UML, OCL, and IFML. Amsterdam: Morgan Kaufmann. Retrieved from https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=nlebk&AN=601350&site=eds-live&scope=site

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