OOAD

 Syllabus

E-BOOK for OOAD (Use your login to borrow the book and study)

E-Book by AliBrahmi

Materials

Module 1 PPT

Module 2 PPT

Module 3 PPT

Module 4 PPT

Module 5 PPT


Quiz cat1

Quiz cat2


CASE TOOLS LAB EXERCISES

Sample Exercises

Prelab- Statechart

Sample-Test case specification

Lab Manual

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