Most Important 7-Mark Topics *(OOSE)

 

Most Important 7-Mark Topics

⭐ Conventional vs OO Analysis

⭐ Conventional vs OO Design

⭐ Use Case Diagram

⭐ Activity Diagram

⭐ CRC Cards

⭐ Class Diagram

⭐ Interaction Diagram

⭐ State Chart Diagram

⭐ Component Diagram

⭐ Deployment Diagram

⭐ Object-Oriented Testing

⭐ Design Patterns

⭐ Best Practices of RUP

⭐ RUP Life Cycle

⭐ 4+1 View Model

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