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                  I N T E R O F F I C E   M E M O R A N D U M

                                        Date:     06-May-1991 08:31am CET
                                        From:     ANNOUNCEMENTS @TXA
                                                  ANNOUNCEMENTS AT A1_LEMAN at LEMAN at GVO
                                        Dept:     ES OPS - GENEVA/CH
                                        Tel No:   0041 022 793.10.00

TO: See Below

Subject: EY-I505E - INTRODUCTION TO OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING


COURSE SUMMARY & CHARACTERISTICS
Date : June 17/28, 1991                         Duration : 10 days
Location : Valbonne, France                     Course type : LEC/LAB 
Target function(s) : Digital Services (DS)=EIS + CS, ENG, MFG + CUSTOMERS 
Deadline for enrolment : June 3rd, 1991 
            For further details please contact your local ES. Group
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Could you please forward the following EUROPEAN TECHNOLOGY TRAINING ANNOUNCEMENT 
thru your appropriate channels.
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                  INTRODUCTION TO OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING



TARGET AUDIENCE
		  
Digital Employees and Customers from Technical Organizations such as 
Engineering, Manufactruing MIS etc.

PREREQUISITES
		  
See Course Descriptions attached                                

Note: This is a program comprising a set of courses. The overall program
is EY-I505E-l0-0001-AR. If individuals which to attend only section of the 
program they can do so by booking on the appropriate EY number given below.

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Object Oriented Programming attempts to improve the way we design and build
software for large or complex applications . Object Oriented techniques provide
a practical implementation of software engineering techniques such as 
modularity, abstraction and encapsulation.

Increasingly, Corporations whose businesses rely on efficient use of Software
Engineering resources are seeking an understanding of the true value of the
O.O. approach as a smart way of increasing programmer productivity. In response,
DIGITAL now offers a two week introductory training event in Object Oriented
Technology at Sophia Antipolis, France.

The audience for the program includes technical managers as well as Software
Engineers or Programmers who need a thorough introduction to the technology.
	
The program provides  strategic and conceptual knowledge as well as "hands-on"
training in the C++ Programming Language.

 

The program [EY-I505E-L0-0001-AR] schedule is as follows:   

       DATE                      Module
       ----                      ------

     JUNE 17-18            1: Business and Object Oriented Technology
     EY-I506E-L0-0001-AR   2: Object Oriented Programming-Terms and Concepts
    
     JUNE 19,20            3: Object Oriented Analysis
     EY-I507E-L0-0001-AR
 
     JUNE 21-27            4: C++ for NON-C Programmers
     EY-H834E-L0-0001-AR
    
     JUNE 28               5: DEC TRELLIS Introduction 
     EY-I508E-L0-0001-AR


Individuals who seek an overview of the technology will be most interested
in the first two modules by booking on EY-I506E-L0-0001-AR, while individuals 
needing technical skills are advised to enroll in the entire two week program.
[EY-I505E-L0-0001-AR].

Descriptions of each module are attached.


 
  






BUSINESS and OBJECT ORIENTED TECHNOLOGY -       Module 1                                  1 DAY


This is an interactive seminar/workshop which looks at Object Oriented  
Technology in terms of the business problems it addresses.  The seminar will
focus upon the organization and process implications of adopting Object Oriented
Technology and its relation to existing problem solving technologies. Simple 
case studies of businesses which have used object oriented technology will be 
presented.  Various strategies for getting started along with cost and 
expected ROI will be discussed.


TARGET AUDIENCE 

Business and Program Managers who provide resources to program development 
efforts or who make decisions about which technologies will be used to solve 
business problems. Also, programmers and engineers who are interested in
understanding business considerations of Object Oriented Technology. 

PREREQUISITES 

Some experience in managing application development projects or in making 
decisions on where to invest software development resources will be helpful .      







OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING - TERMS and CONCEPTS        module 2                           1 DAY


This module is designed to develop a formal understanding of the terms and
concepts which define the Object Oriented Programming Paradigm.  These defining
features are specified and contrasted with more traditional software engineering
technologies and methods.  The "promise" of Object Oriented programming is 
discussed and evaluated.  Some of the topics discussed are:

   * What is Object Oriented Programming

             - The Popular view
             - OOP as a Paradigm
             - Revolution or Evolution

   * The Object Model

   * Defining Features of the OOP Paradigm

             - Objects
             - Encapsulation
             - Messaging
             - Methods/Operations
             - Abstraction
             - Class Hierarchies
             - Polymorphism 
             - etc.

    * Promises of the Object Oriented Paradigm

             - Code Re-use
             - Improved Maintainability
             - Improved Extensibility
             - Shorter time-to-market

     * Potential Problems

     * Survey of Object Oriented Languages and Tools      


TARGET AUDIENCE 

Technical Managers and Programmers/Engineers who need a thorough understanding 
of Object Oriented Programming

PREREQUISITES 

Participants should have some knowledge of structured software engineering 
development methods.






OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS                Module 3                  2 DAYS



This module compares  Object Oriented analysis with traditional methods.  The
implementation-tool independent COAD/YOURDON Object Analysis method and notation
technique will be presented.  Participant exercises involve decomposing a
problem using COAD/YOURDON.  Other Object Oriented Analysis methods and 
techniques will be discussed highlighting their major features. 


TARGET AUDIENCE 

Analysts, Application Designers, Programmers who have experience in designing 
applications with traditional methods or tools.

PREREQUISITES 

Experience in Analysis and Design using any methods or tools other than those 
described above.







C++ for NON-C PROGRAMMERS               module 4        5 DAYS


This module is designed to provide application programmers with the skills
necessary to begin designing and implementing Object Oriented Applications 
using C++ .  The module is aimed at programmers who have no C Language 
experience.  The topics which are covered are:

             * Basic Programming Concepts
               - C++ Syntax
               - variables
               - data types
               - conditional control
               - user defined functions
               - scope
               - pointers
               - comments

             * Classes
               - Data Members and Member Functions
               - Member Visibility
               - Instantiation
    
             * Derived Classes and Inheritance
               - Types of Hierarchies
               - Polymorphism and Virtual Functions

             * C++ Function Mechanisms

             * Program Development
               - Code Organization
               - Compiling and Linking  

Participants will have the opportunity to use C++ to design and write an 
application  which solves a problem presented in class.


TARGET AUDIENCE

Programmers/Engineers with experience in developing applications in a 
high-level language such as FORTRAN, PASCAL or COBOL. 

PREREQUISITES

  * Skill in using DECWindows
  * Skill in atleast one conventional programming language
  * Knowledge of these basic programming concepts:
      -variables
      -functions
      -arguments
      -scoping
      -datatypes 




DEC TRELLIS INTRODUCTION         module 5                      1 DAY

This module is currently being produced. It will include an overview of major
features of the DEC TRELLIS object Oriented Programming Environment. Structured
exercises will be provided to illustrate those features.

Further details of this module will be made available in due time.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Software project managers or programmers who are interested in learning about 
DIGITALs Object Oriented programming environment.

PREREQUISITES		

The first module of this training program is a suggested prerequisite. 
Additionally, participants should have some backround in a structured 
programming language.

                                

DATES : June 17/28, 1991 

LOCATION : Valbonne, France

ENROLMENT PROCEDURES :

1 - ENROLMENT INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS
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    Students should send the below requested enrolment details to their 
    OWN COUNTRY ENROLMENT DESKS :


        Course Corporate Nbr    : EY-I505E 
        Course Title            : Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
        Course Dates            : June 17/28, 1991
        Course Location         : Valbonne, France

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 	Manager's Name          : <>
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 	Accommodation required	: YES or NO


2 - ENROLMENT PROCEDURE FOR COUNTRY ENROLMENT DESKS

    ALL enrolment request MUST BE SENT TO : ENROLMENT @VBO 


The agenda, the final logistical and accommodation details will be sent to the 
CONFIRMED participants in due time.


DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION : 

                               JUNE 3RD, 1991

Thank you & Best Regards
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