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Thinking Like an Object-Oriented Programmer

4h 29m 52s
English
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OOP is a mindset and a process. This course leads you towards understanding its power.

About the Author: Bob Tabor

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Bob Tabor is the .NET / C# educator behind LearnVisualStudio.net and dev.school, with material that historically anchored a generation of C# tutorial content on Microsoft's Channel 9 and MSDN. His teaching style is patient, beginner-tolerant, and focused on building the mental model rather than racing through syntax.

The CourseFlix listing carries Thinking Like an Object-Oriented Programmer — a foundational C# course aimed at developers learning to model real-world problems in object-oriented code rather than just the language syntax.

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All Course Lessons (25)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Introduction Demo
12:53
2
Establishing Crucial Metaphors
08:18
3
Application Lifecycle and Object Orientation
07:39
4
Big Upfront Design: Object Oriented Analysis and Design
17:07
5
Agile Methodology
11:44
6
The Process can Affect the Design
06:18
7
Abstracting the Real World into a Domain Model
07:10
8
Establishing Roles and Delegating Responsibilities to Objects
08:38
9
Contracts, Interfaces and Collaborations
08:40
10
Collaborations and Object Role Stereotypes
05:42
11
Collaborations: Conditions of Use and After Effect Guarantees
07:04
12
Domain vs Application Specific Objects
09:51
13
LeComponents as Neighborhoods of Objects
08:05
14
Architectural Layers of Responsibility using Objects
08:24
15
Designing Objects and Interactions Guided By Principles and Patterns
09:39
16
Why Encapsulation?
16:42
17
Why Implementation Inheritance?
14:47
18
Why Interface Inheritance?
17:59
19
Why Polymorphism?
07:16
20
Understanding Relationships: Coupling and Dependency
10:58
21
Understanding Relationships: Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
13:18
22
Understanding Relationships: Aggregation
08:24
23
Understanding Relationships: Composition
14:57
24
Understanding the Agile Analysis and Design Process using Visual Studio Team Services
24:45
25
Where to Go From Here
03:34
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Course content

25 lessons · 4h 29m 52s
Show all 25 lessons
  1. 1 Introduction 12:53
  2. 2 Establishing Crucial Metaphors 08:18
  3. 3 Application Lifecycle and Object Orientation 07:39
  4. 4 Big Upfront Design: Object Oriented Analysis and Design 17:07
  5. 5 Agile Methodology 11:44
  6. 6 The Process can Affect the Design 06:18
  7. 7 Abstracting the Real World into a Domain Model 07:10
  8. 8 Establishing Roles and Delegating Responsibilities to Objects 08:38
  9. 9 Contracts, Interfaces and Collaborations 08:40
  10. 10 Collaborations and Object Role Stereotypes 05:42
  11. 11 Collaborations: Conditions of Use and After Effect Guarantees 07:04
  12. 12 Domain vs Application Specific Objects 09:51
  13. 13 LeComponents as Neighborhoods of Objects 08:05
  14. 14 Architectural Layers of Responsibility using Objects 08:24
  15. 15 Designing Objects and Interactions Guided By Principles and Patterns 09:39
  16. 16 Why Encapsulation? 16:42
  17. 17 Why Implementation Inheritance? 14:47
  18. 18 Why Interface Inheritance? 17:59
  19. 19 Why Polymorphism? 07:16
  20. 20 Understanding Relationships: Coupling and Dependency 10:58
  21. 21 Understanding Relationships: Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection 13:18
  22. 22 Understanding Relationships: Aggregation 08:24
  23. 23 Understanding Relationships: Composition 14:57
  24. 24 Understanding the Agile Analysis and Design Process using Visual Studio Team Services 24:45
  25. 25 Where to Go From Here 03:34

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What is Thinking Like an Object-Oriented Programmer about?
OOP is a mindset and a process. This course leads you towards understanding its power.
Who teaches Thinking Like an Object-Oriented Programmer?
Thinking Like an Object-Oriented Programmer is taught by Bob Tabor. You can find more courses by this instructor on the corresponding source page.
How long is Thinking Like an Object-Oriented Programmer?
Thinking Like an Object-Oriented Programmer contains 25 lessons with a total runtime of 4 hours 29 minutes. All lessons are available to watch online at your own pace.
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