Assignment Brief Academic Year 2020-20211 Task requirementsThis coursework is a 1500 (+/- 10%) word report designed to assess learner’s ability to demonstrate an in depth knowledge and systematic understanding ofproject management theory and tools linked to the planning of projects.Project Management – Camden Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Service Group – Project BriefCase StudyDear Consultant,I wanted…

OBJECT ORIENTEDPROGRAMMINGCONCEPTSWEEK 1 – OBJECTUNDERSTAND THE PRINCIPLES OFOBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMINGCharacteristics of objects: types eg constructors, destructors;classification; features eg inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation,public classes, private classes, public methods, private methods,message passing; interpreted, open source, common librariesVariables: public instance variables; private instance variables;static referencesSoftware engineering: features eg modularity, encapsulation, reuse,method overloading, instance variables, classes, abstract classes,interfacesClasses: characteristics eg…

5. OOP2003© 2003 Microsoft1OOPSWeek 4Lesson Objectives• Carrying out practical on Inheritance• Carrying out practical on Interface5. OOP2003© 2003 Microsoft2Objectives“Classes, objects and object-oriented programming (OOP) play afundamental role in .NET. C# features full support for the objectoriented programming paradigm…”• Designing your own classes• Destroying objects and garbage collection• Inheritance• InterfacesPart 1• Designing your own classes…5. OOP2003©…

Object Oriented ProgrammingInheritance andPolymorphism in C#Week 6Contents Base classes and derived classes Example – a BankAccount class Polymorphism and Object Oriented Programming Abstract classes Generic Programming Polymorphism and OOP SummaryBase classes and derived classes Inheritance is a fundamental requirement oforiented programming It allows us to create new classes by refiningexisting classes Essentially a derived class…

WEEK 2 – ABSTRACTION ANDENCAPSULATIONProblem ModelABSTRACTIONTwo of the most important types of abstraction arethe following:Division into parts: Has-A abstractionDivision into specialization: Is-AabstractionABSTRACTIONAbstraction – recognizing and focusing on the important characteristics of a situation or object, ignoring allthe unessential details. E.g. a roadmap represents those features of a given geographic area relevant to someone trying tonavigate…

12/04/20191Creational structuraland behaviouraldesign patternsWeek 8 & 9What is Design Pattern• Addresses a recurring design problem that arises inspecific design situations and presents a solution to it.• Constitutes a set of rules describing how to accomplishcertain tasks in software development• Focus more on reuse of recurring architectural designthemes, while frameworks focus on detailed design andimplementation• Identify…

‘The death of the high street’: town centres from post-war to Covid-19 Alistair Kefford | 05 June 2020 Executive Summary On 15 June 2020, ‘non-essential’ retailing is due to emerge from 12 weeks of enforced closure as a result of the Covid-19 lockdown, but the current emergency has significantly exacerbated many of the systemic problems facing…

International Foundation Programme (Business) English for Academic Purposes Level 6.3 Assessment Brief Assessment Type: Presentation and audio Assessment Task: Over recent years, many town centres and high streets have become lifeless and unattractive. This is mainly due to the closure of retail shops, but also other factors such as a lack of public investment. Choose…

THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTHAMPTON Faculty of Business and Law MODULE NAME:     Accounting and Finance for Managers                                     Module CodeLevelCredit ValueModule LeaderACC3015620Chris Withers Green Assessment Brief   Assessment title:  AS1 Case Study Word count 2,400  Deadline:  Please refer to NILEWeighting:60% – please see NILE  Feedback and Grades due:  Please refer to NILE  Resit Date:  Please refer…