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  1. Object-Oriented Design (OOD) Definition Object-Oriented Design (OOD) is the process of converting the analysis model into a design model by identifying classes, objects, relationships, and interactions. Objectives Identify classes and objects. Define relationships among classes. Design system architecture. Improve reusability. Reduce complexity. Support maintenance. Improve software quality. 2. Conventional v/s Object-Oriented Design Conventional Design OO Design Function-oriented Object-oriented Focus on functions Focus on objects Data and functions are separate Data and functions are together Less reusable More reusable Difficult maintenance Easy maintenance Uses DFD and flowcharts Uses UML diagrams Less flexible More flexible 7-Mark Answer Conventional vs OO Design Conventional design is function-oriented. OO design is object-oriented. Conventional design separates data and functions. OO design combines data and functions. Conventional des...

  1. Introduction to UML UML (Unified Modeling Language) is a standard graphical language used to visualize, specify, construct, and document software systems. Objectives of UML Understand system requirements. Visualize system design. Improve communication among developers. Document software architecture. Reduce development complexity. Advantages of UML Easy to understand. Platform independent. Supports object-oriented development. Improves software quality. Helps in system maintenance. 2. UML Notations UML uses different symbols to represent system elements. Notation Description Class Represents a blueprint of objects Object Instance of a class Actor External user interacting with system Use Case Function provided by system Association Relationship between classes Package Group of related classes Interface Defines services provided by class Example of Class Notation ------------------ | Student | ------------------ | RollNo | | Name...

  Unit I – Introduction to IoT (Exam Notes in Simple English) 1. IoT Definition IoT (Internet of Things) is a network of physical objects or devices connected through the internet that collect, share, and process data automatically. Examples Smart Watch Smart Home Smart Car Smart Farming Exam Definition IoT is a system of interconnected devices, sensors, software, and network connectivity that enables objects to collect and exchange data over the Internet. 2. Characteristics of IoT Connectivity Devices are connected through the internet. Intelligence Devices can make smart decisions. Sensing Sensors collect information from the environment. Dynamic Nature Devices adapt according to environmental changes. Scalability Supports millions of connected devices. Heterogeneity Different devices can communicate together. Automation Works with minimum human involvement. 3. IoT Conceptual Framework The conceptual framework shows how IoT works from data co...

  Unit II – Sensors and Actuators (Simple English Notes) 1. Sensor A Sensor is a device that detects or measures a physical quantity and converts it into a signal that can be processed. Examples Temperature sensor Humidity sensor Pressure sensor Light sensor Motion sensor Formula Definition Sensor = Sensing Element + Signal Processing Unit Applications Smart homes Healthcare Agriculture Industrial automation 2. Basic Components of a Sensor Node A Sensor Node is a small device used in IoT and Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN). Components 1. Sensor Unit Collects data from environment 2. Processing Unit Processes collected data Usually contains a microcontroller 3. Communication Unit Sends and receives data Uses Wi-Fi, ZigBee, Bluetooth, etc. 4. Power Unit Battery or power source Diagram Sensor ↓ Processor ↓ Communication Module ↓ Network 3. Challenges of a Sensor Node 1. Limited Battery Power Batteries drain quic...