Object oriented programming

All lectures: All lectures on the discipline: object oriented programming are collected here. These fascinating lectures provide us with the opportunity to explore the deep principles and phenomena underlying our knowledge and our desire to understand the world.


1. Structured programming. transition from structural to OOP
2. 1 Object-oriented approach to software development 1.1 The concepts of object and class
3. 1.2 Object Model Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction
4. 1.3 Classification Theories
5. 2 Patterns of designing classes and objects 2.1 Mechanisms of reuse
6. 2.2 Generating patterns
7. 2.3 Structural Patterns
8. 2.4 Patterns of behavior
9. 3 Architectural Patterns 3.1 Layering System
10. 3.2 Basic typical solutions
11. 3.3 Patterns of organization of business logic
12. 3.4 Patterns of organizing data sources
13. 3.5 Data presentation patterns in WEB
14. Object Oriented Programming Introduction
15. Java Basics The first Java program / tokens. Identifiers. Comments
16. java data types
17. Java operations
18. Cycle operators in Java. Operator continue and label. Break operator
19. Java branch and variant operator
20. Java arrays One-dimensional and multidimensional
21. Java. Object Oriented Programming with Interfaces
22. Unicode conversion
23. Dynamic graphics in Java servlets
24. 7. Utility Classes
25. ATTACHMENT. Java development
26. 2. Object-Oriented Programming in Java
27. 3. Packages and interfaces
28. 4. Wrapper Classes
29. 5. Working with strings in Java
30. Java collection classes
31. 8. Principles of building a graphical interface in Java
32. UML (Unified Modeling Language) Class and State Diagrams
33. Class relationships in UML
34. Principle of developing object-oriented software SOLID with examples and comments
35. Design Pattern
36. difference Inheritance between Composition between UML Aggregation
37. class notation G. Bucha
38. Four concepts of OOP. Classes and relationships between them
39. Class diagram classes and their relationships
40. Object in OOP (Object Oriented Programming)
41. Delegate (programming)
42. Later static binding in PHP
43. Gearing (dependency) and Connectivity in Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
44. Inversion Control - Inversion of Control (IoC)
45. GRASP principles (patterns)
46. Why should one prefer composition before inheritance?
47. Disadvantages of OOP, DDD (Domain-driven design) and patterns. OOP Alternative
48. Action-Domain-Responder - finalizing MVC for web tasks