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Difference: Object Oriented Analysis (OOA) and Object
Oriented Design (OOD)?
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Answer / shadab shaikh
Object-Oriented Analysis:
Emphasis is on finding and describing the objects or
concepts of the problem domain. Focus on what the system
must do. Do the right thing.
Object-Oriented Design:
Emphasis is on defining software objects and how they
collaborate to fulfill requirements. Focus on how the
system will do it. Do the thing right.
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Answer / neha sehta
Analysis is modeling the desired behaviour ie totally
concentrating upon the functionalities required by the
system to be developed.
While design to create architecture for above model
considering both functional as well as non functional
requirements like performance, security, scalability etc
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Answer / subrata
I agree with #1 & #3 responses.
Analysis is more from an end user perspective - what the desired behavior of the system should be.
Design is from the developer perspective - how the system is going to deliver the required behavior as established above.
The difference is "what" and "how".
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Answer / praveen kumar
In OOA we just gather the resouces
In OOD we can design with the use that resources
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