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Your feedback on translating requirements into system design

Please take a couple of minutes to give your feedback on this section. Would you like to see any additions, subtractions, or changes? How did you like the audio and video descriptions used in this section? I know they are not optimal, and I hope to improve them, but it will really help me if I get feedback on exactly what should be improved to make the course more effective for you. Note: This post was originally posted on my blog at http://www.adaptivelearningonline.net

Your feedback on principles of object oriented design

Please take a couple of minutes to give your feedback on this section. Would you like to see any additions, subtractions, or changes? How did you like the audio and video descriptions used in this section? I know they are not optimal, and I hope to improve them, but it will really help me if I get feedback on exactly what should be improved to make the course more effective for you. Note: This post was originally posted on my blog at http://www.adaptivelearningonline.net

Your feedback on goals of software design

Please take a couple of minutes to give your feedback on this section. Would you like to see any additions, subtractions, or changes? How did you like the audio and video descriptions used in this section? I know they are not optimal, and I hope to improve them, but it will really help me if I get feedback on exactly what should be improved to make the course more effective for you. Note: This post was originally posted on my blog at http://www.adaptivelearningonline.net You will find below comments from the original post COMMENT: AUTHOR: Rashmi DATE: 10/18/2006 05:50:25 PM Sir could you please explain the difference between inheritance and composition through an example code COMMENT: AUTHOR: Parag DATE: 10/20/2006 01:16:47 PM Thanks for the suggestion. I will add an example to the blog post. Till then, here is a quick code sample. //this class uses inheritance. Guitar inherits //from MusicalInstrument public class Guitar extends MusicalInstrument { //... } //this is an example of ...