196. Let’s Get Object-Oriented
Intended Audience: Those Interested in Project Implementations
We’ve previously discussed the waterfall model and the rapid prototyping model in the systems development life cycle. Today, we go to the next model on the list, the OOSD which is the object-oriented systems development. We discuss in a high-level overview the definitions of classes, objects, attributes, and interactions as well as go through the basic steps of OOSD:
- Investigating how OOSD can address business needs
- Determining user requirements
- Designing the system
- Programming or modifying object modeling
- Implementation
- Testing
- Modifying
- Implementation
- Regular reviews and modifications
For more information on OOSD, check out the following resources:
https://javajee.com/introduction-to-object-oriented-systems-development
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/07399019008968364?journalCode=uism19
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0065245808605951
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Tony graduated from USC School of Pharmacy in 2012 and currently practices as a Pharmacy IS/Informatics Specialist in a health system in Southern California. He hosts the Orange County Pharmacists Association podcast and the Pharmacy, IT, & Me podcast.
