Object-oriented Oracle Technology
A Practical Overview Training Class

This course is taught at your Company site with up to 20 students. 

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* Hear the historical evolution of computerized data processing.

* Understand the evolution of object-oriented programming languages.

* Learn development & maintenance benefits of Object Technology.

* Understand OO terminology and acronyms.

* Gain in-depth understanding of object technology.

* Employ distributed Object Technology.

* Use normalization and OODB design.

* Understand where to use abstract data types.

* Employ hybrid object/relational databases.

* Avoid pointer architecture problems.

This two-day seminar is a unique opportunity to understand Object Technology without confusing jargon and obtuse theory. This very practical seminar describes Object Technology with an emphasis on the practical application of the technology in a traditional data processing environment.

Attendees will learn all of the basic concepts of object-oriented programming, and will understand, in plain English, what features are appropriate for different business applications. They will also learn a proven method for introducing the object paradigm, gaining management support, and training the programming staff.

What's Happening?

Many companies recognize the value of Object Technology, but are reluctant to abandon their legacy systems. However, the benefits of object technology are so compelling that it is necessary to fully understand polymorphism, encapsulation, overloading and inheritance. When one strips away all of the confusing acronyms and jargon, the object technology approach is nothing more than a method, an approach to systems design which will soon become a component in almost all operating environments.

The object technology method heralds the next generation of systems design. Unlike today's architecture of one database with the "logic" buried in hundreds of external programs, tomorrow's object-oriented systems will store data, relationships between data, and the behavior of the data. These systems have delivered on their promise of dramatically reduced maintenance, and thousands of data processing sites are now rushing to embrace this new revolution.

What You Will Learn

The first day of this seminar will introduce the concepts of Object Technology and give practical examples of how polymorphism, encapsulation, overloading, and inheritance can be applied within traditional business applications. Unlike other seminars, the student will work through in-class exercises and internalize Object Technology concepts. Factual benefits of Object Technology will be described and the student will learn how to separate hype from fact.

The second day will focus on the systems development life cycle, and how the "paradigm shift" of object technology appears within traditional systems development. This seminar will also review a C++ application and show the direction application of each object-oriented concept.

What Makes this Seminar Unique?

Unlike other "overview" seminars, this session will offer practical examples from existing systems and show the student how object technology will be used within traditional MIS applications, such as payroll and inventory management.

Rather then a glossy overview, numerous in-class exercises guide the students to a complete understanding of the entire object paradigm, and the student will leave the course with a practical, not theoretical, understanding of Object Technology.

Oracle Database 10g New Features  Oracle10g Reference for Advanced Tuning & Administration Mike Ault, Daniel Liu, Madhu Tumma ISBN: 0-9740716-0-9

This seminar is indispensable for strategic managers who are planning a smooth entry into Object Technology, Database Administrators who must integrate non-object legacy systems with their object-oriented systems, and Applications Programmers and Analysts who need to understand how object technology will change the business enterprise, and how object technology can be used appropriately within traditional business applications.