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Workshop Handouts - These workshop handouts from NC State University train you on HTML, Web Design, Web Conferencing, Audio, Usability, Fireworks, Flash and Photoshop. Also look at this Learning to Use Technology page on Digital Videos, Data Analysis, Creating Web Pages, Digital Cameras and more.
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Photoshop Tutorials from the Goddess - This site offers Photoshop Tutorials covering shapes, drawing, lettering and texturing effect and much, much more.
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SpiderPro: 100 Do's and Don'ts in Web Design - This is a Styleguide for creating webpages. Suggestions to improve the look and feel of a website. SpiderPro's StyleGuide contains 9 categories with exactly one hundred do's and don'ts about making web pages. Here are their ebooks.
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Techniques for Object Oriented Analysis and Design- By Martin Fowler, this tutorial is separated into three broad sections. The first looks at several general topics for analysis and design techniques: the elements of a technique, standardization and the UML, and case tools. Different modeling techniques such as class diagrams, interaction diagrams, and use cases are then presented. The final section looks at process techniques, such as evolutionary delivery, patterns, and refactoring. Also take a look at A Survey of Object-Oriented Methods by Peter Biggs.
What is 'Object-Oriented Programming?- This pdf file explains what object-oriented programming is. The presentation centers around C++, but is not limited to facilities provided by that language.
Object Orientation Tips - Keep up-to-date with object oriented technologies, without having to read through high volume, low signal-to-noise sources. About one new article per week.
Object Oriented Programming Tutorial - This tutorial aims to teach you the basics of Object Oriented Programming. It is not tailored to any one specific language, although examples in C++ and Java are given.
OOP Tutorial -This is an Interactive Web Tutorial for Object Oriented Programming: OOP Concepts, OOP Design and UML, along with tests to assess your learning.
AmbySoft - AmbySoft White Papers and Scott Ambler's Online Writings covering Object-Oriented development, EJBs, and UML are here.
Object Central - Founded by Dr. Bruce E. Wampler, to advance object-oriented programming, provides you with good information about object-oriented (OO) programming and available OO resources, including free software and source code, guides, tutorials, and links. Available resources: - The Essence of Object-Oriented Programming - The VIDE Help Package: includes help information for the V C++ GUI, the V IDE, and general information useful to C and C++ programmers.
The Unified Modeling Language (UML) Resource Center - UML is the industry-standard language for specifying, visualizing, constructing, and documenting the artifacts of software systems. It simplifies the complex process of software design, making a "blueprint" for construction. This site has articles, diagrams, guides and more here. And here is the UML Documentation page.
Sparx Systems UML Tutorial - This UML Tutorial provides a technical overview with 13 diagrams supported by Enterprise Architect. Also take a look at UML 2.1 Tutorial, a great introduction to UML for beginners.
Search The Rational Edge Archives - Find informative articles about Rational Rose and UML. Also, check out the Technical Library View and then select articles and tutorials using the topic dropdown, such as Rational Rose, Use Cases, and UML.
Guide to UML Diagrams at Dotnetcoders.com - This guide introduces you to the 9 standard diagrams in the UML 1.4 specification, and divides the diagrams into two specific groups: Structural, and Behavioral.
An Introduction to the Unified Modeling Language - A 15 slide introductory visual tutorial showing all the key concepts of the UML with notes. Also, the authors offer two self-extracting zip files that you can download and view (pdf format). Also, here is the full UML 1.4 Document Set including notation, detailed semantics, a summary, the meta-model in Rose and .pdf format, and some suggestions for using the notation for business modeling, process modeling and constraints. The Notation Document for version 1.4 (605KB) contains full definitions of all the UML 1.4 notation .
UML Applied - This free guide to the UML brings you up to speed with the most important models in the UML. Rather than focusing on the Class Diagram, the guide takes a Use-Case Driven approach. (zip download, .pdf format, 2.0mb)
A UML tutorial by Lavoie Philippe - This is a pretty good tutorial in which the author takes you through several iterations of of using the UML. Also take a look at this .rtf document explaining the UML Notation(111KB).
UML Resources Page from OMG.org - This is Omg.org's UML Resource site containing these categories of documents: OMG Technology Submissions, OMG Press, Articles and Information, and Useful Links. Here is the page that contains links to the various OMG Unified Modeling Language revisions, starting with UML v. 1.1, which was adopted by the OMG in November 1997.
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