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Development of Object Model:

Developing an Object model from given scenario is an easy task if


following step are followed in a sequence. Following steps are
mandatory to model a scenario into Object model.

Step 1: Identify Classes


As we already know that in our daily life everything can be taken as
an object that behaves in a certain way and has certain attributes
along with its unique identity. Object can be tangible or intangible
(conceptual). Now figure outs nouns given in problem description they
are candidates for becoming objects of our system.

Step 2: Identify Attributes


You will have to find the necessary attributes that need to be
associated with each object to implement the functionality mentioned
above. Gather all related attributes of identified object which must be
relevant to given prospective. You can identify attributes from
problem statement; if they are not given then using your domain
knowledge identify attributes for objects.

Step 3: Identify Functions


You will have to find the necessary functions that need to be
associated with each object to implement the functionality mentioned
above. Gather all related functionality of identified object which must
be relevant to given prospective. Extract verbs connected with an
object. This functionality will become your objects functions.

Step 4: Identify relationship between classes


Now in this step identify relationship between different classes. Check
to find you’re what kind of relationship a class has with other and
what kind of relationship between different objects exist. They may be
relationship of
 Inheritance
 Composition
 Aggregation

Step 5: Draw Final Diagram


You will make a final comprehensive diagram show and all objects and
their relations along with their attributes and functions. You can use
any tool for drawing like MS Visio. But make sure you use standard
labels and symbols which are used for specific concept.

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