Modeling Agricultural Systems Course in Berlin
January 21, 2005.
IFAS Information Technology Office, University of Florida is organizing a two day
course in "Modeling Agricultural Systems Using the Object-Oriented Paradigm and the
Unified Modeling Language (UML)" March 28-29 2005.
The course will be held for the first time in Berlin, Germany and is geared toward
Researchers, Programmers, Data Modelers and Client-server/Web Developers, IT
Managers, and anyone interested in getting updated in new technologies.
This short course provides 14 instructional hours for those seeking continued
education training units in their profession. A Certificate of Completion is provided
upon conclusion of the course.
Participants will be introduced to concepts such as abstraction, polymorphism and
encapsulation, and will learn how to use these concepts in object-oriented software
development. Furthermore, this short course will help attendees understand what
classes, attributes and methods are, and how they can be used to build software. The
course will introduce the basics of the UML and demonstrate how to build several UML
diagrams required for software development.
Attendees will receive free open source software and can continue to work with the
software on their own. The course aims to introduce UML concepts in a general way
and it is not related to any particular software. After the course attendees would be
able to use any particular UML software. Examples from real world problems and their
solutions will be provided.
For more information about this course, please visit
www.design-und-development.de/uml-start.html
Training Information:
Dr. Petraq Papajorgji - Course Organizer
University of Florida / IFAS
Information Technologies Office
PO Box 110495
Gainesville, FL 32611-0495
PHONE: (352) 846-3219
FAX: (352) 392-5857
EMAIL: petraq@mail.ifas.ufl.edu
Registration:
d & d - g
Claszeile 27
Berlin, 14165
Germany
PHONE: (030) 25 01 09 25
FAX: (030) 81 00 35 65
EMAIL: info@design-und-development.de
http://www.design-und-development.de/uml-start.html