quartz/content/notes/review-i201.md
2022-06-12 12:36:29 +12:00

117 lines
2.8 KiB
Markdown

---
title: "review-i201"
aliases:
tags:
---
# soft dev methods
- sdlc
- tradition 9predictive vs agile flexible
- up (OO)
- scrun
- xp
# requirements engineering
- bp re egineering
- requirments
- properties of good ones
- functional vs not
- importance (moscow)
- elicitation
- stakeholders techniques
- outcome validation
# business functions and use cases
- business functions - how to identify
- use cases - how to model
- uml use case diagrams
- actors usecases
- associations, dependencies
# BPM
- business processes and how the are modelled
- BPMN vs (high level) UML activity
# Data modelling
- erd concepts
- subtypes
- parrallel and reursive relationships
- historical data
- normalisation
- redundancy and anomalies
- function and multivaly dependencies
- normal forms
# Modelling object structure
- oop concepts
- state behaviiour encapsilation
- class vs instance, object reference
- uml diagrams
- steriotypes, visibility, multiplicity
- specialsation/generalisation, navigability
- erd vs class diagram
# object behaviour
- inheritance
- specialisation vs implementing an interface
- separation of public private API (programming to interface)
- rich vs anaemic domaini models "processor objects"
- modelling behaviour with uml
- sequnce diagrams
- low level activity and state diagrams
# round trip engineering
- foward engineering
- erd -> SQL
- uml class diagram -> e.g., java
- correspondenc with use cases
- reverse engineering (code <- diagrams)
# Data access
- data persistence file vs database
- database APIs (JDBC etc)
- DAOs
- oner per use case (not just per domain class)
- often programming via DAO interface
# Database transactions
- ACID
- what and why
- commit vs rollback
# SQL select
- select from where
- sorting grouping aggregation
- view, inner and outer joins, subqueries
# data integrity
- nulls and their issues
- business rules, databas contrainsts, veification, validation
- in-database vs outside database
- in data base automation: sequence, triggers, stored procedures
# softare architectures, patterns, and templates
- monolithic vs client/server vs distributed (services)
- separation of reponsilbilities
- "standard patters" of design (recognise)
- sysstem templates
# performance and security
- performance requirements
- how to quantify and measure
- response time, workload, scalability
- caching pooling
- system reliability
- security and integrity requirements
- consider throughout development
- authentication and authorisation
- principle of least privilege
# cost benefit analysis
- project feasbility
- need, funding, strong will
- duration, priority, rick, uncertainty
- should we, can we, is it worth it?
- economic feasibility:
- costs vs benefits (tangigble/intangible)
- payback time (break even), NPV, ROI