Many times, two or more analysis classes are related to one another in some fashion or another. In UML this is called associations. With Object Oriented code, we often ask if two classes are related or associated through a is-a or has-a type relationship. For example: a car (and object) has a(n) engine (an other…
Communication helps you build and understand what your project is. Planning will help ensure that you can build that project. Understand the scope of the project – This lets you know where your end goal is going to be. Involve Stakeholders – Let them help identify priorities of features, potential deadlines, and even constants of…
Pseudo-code, is essentially “fake code”. Well if it’s fake, why should we use it? That is a good question, so let’s look at what it is used for, and isn’t. Flowcharts are often used to help define the flow of an algorithm. However, they often get long, and hard to manage, especially with larger and…
A flowchart is a graphical way to show the logic of an algorithm. While there is a technical and specific way of showing a flowchart, it isn’t required to logically get information across. Sometimes you’ll find them in jokes, or shared between non-technical people. Clearly, based on the example, you can see how to follow…
When you start a web project, you want to ask several sets of questions to make sure the website will meet the needs of the client. Here are some basic things to think about when developing your site. You will find asking them in this way, and basic order, will make the most sense and…
