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MCS 219 (January 2025 - July 2025) - ENGLISH

Course Code : MCS-219

Course Title :Object Oriented Analysis and Design

Assignment Number MCA_NEW(II)/219/Assign/2024-25

Maximum Marks:100

Weightage:30%

Last date of Submission :

31st October, 2024 (For July, 2024 Session) 15th April, 2025 (For January, 2025 Session)

Note: This assignment has eight questions of 80 Marks. Answer all questions. Rest 20 marks are for viva voce. You may use illustrations and diagrams to enhance the explanations. Please go through the guidelines regarding assignments given in the Programme Guide for the formatof presentation.

Q1: Explain basic philosophy of object orientation. Explain basic constructs of object orientation with example.

Q2: Draw class diagram for Online Learning System. Make necessary assumptions.

Q3: Explain briefly object modeling, dynamic modeling and functional modeling with the help of suitable diagrams.

Q4: Draw state diagram for Online Shopping System. Also, list the assumptions made.

Q5: What is aggregation? How is it related to composition? Explain role of abstract class design with the help of example. in system

Q6: What is system design? What are the major tasks performed during system design? Explain.

Q7: Map the object classes created in Question 2 above into database tables. Make necessary assumptions.

Q8: Write short notes on following (minimum in 250 words):

i) Mapping designs to code

ii) Design Optimization

MCS 219 (July 2025 - January 2026) - ENGLISH

Course Code : MCS-219
Course Title : Object Oriented Analysis and Design
Assignment Number : MCA_NEW(II)/219/Assign/2025-26
Maximum Marks : 100
Weightage : 30%
Last date of Submission : 31st October, 2025 (For July, 2025 Session)
15th April, 2026 (For January, 2026 Session)
Note: This assignment has eight questions of 80 Marks. Answer all questions. Rest 20 marks are for viva voce. You may use illustrations and diagrams to enhance the explanations. Please go through the guidelines regarding assignments given in the Programme Guide for the formatof presentation.
Q1: What is OOAD? Explain basic constructs of object orientation. 
Q2: Draw class diagram for Online Banking System. Make necessary assumptions. 
Q3: What is object modeling, dynamic modeling and functional modeling?  Briefly explain the diagrams used in these modeling.
Q4: Draw state diagrams for: 
(i) Online Banking System
(ii) Online Examination System
Q5: What is an abstract class? Explain concepts of aggregation, generalization  and specialization with the help of suitable example.
Q6: Explain design optimization? Also, explain need of design documentation.  What are features of a good design document?
Q7: Map the object classes created in Question 2 above into database tables. 
Note: Make necessary assumptions.
Q8: Write short notes on the following: 
(i) Associations and its Implementation
(ii) Implementation of Controls

MCS 219 (July 2026 - January 2027) - ENGLISH

Course Code : MCS-219
Course Title : Object Oriented Analysis and Design
Assignment Number : MCA_NEW/MCAOL(II)/219/Assign/2026-27Maximum Marks : 100
Weightage : 30%
Last date of Submission : 31st October, 2026 (For July, 2026 Session)
15th April, 2027 (For January, 2027 Session)
Note: This assignment has eight questions of 80 Marks. Answer all questions. Rest 20 marks are for viva voce. You may use illustrations and diagrams to enhance the explanations. Please go through the guidelines regarding assignments given in the Programme Guideforthe formatof presentation.
Q1: a. Analyse the basic philosophy of the Object-Oriented (OO) paradigm. Contrast it from the classical Structured Analysis and Design approach, specifically focusing your evaluation on data-control coupling, computational encapsulation, and long-term system maintainability.

b. Explain the four foundational architectural pillars of object orientation: Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism with the help of example(s). 

Q2: a. Evaluate the structural and semantic variations between Aggregation (weak “has-a” relationship)and Composition (strong “part-of” ownership lifecycle). Support your analysis withconcretesoftware engineering examples.

b. Critically examine the distinct roles of Abstract Classes and Interfaces as explicit designcontractsin system architecture. Analyze the trade-offs of choosing one over the other whendesigningdecoupling boundaries. 

Q3: Draw a Class Diagram for a cloud-native Learning Management System (LMS). The structural model must robustly handle multi-tiered authentication (Instructors, Students, Administrators), hierarchical course architectures (Modules, Lessons, Assessments), and asynchronous enrollment tracking. (Note: Your diagram must explicitly utilize correct UML notation for multiplicities, visibility modifiers (+, -, #), directional associations, generalization hierarchies, and dependencies). State all underlying domain assumptions. 

Q4: Draw a comprehensive State Machine Diagram tracking the lifecycle of an order transaction within an Enterprise e-Commerce Portal. The state machine must process complex internal/external events, explicit guard conditions, and alternate transactional path routings (including: Inventory_Reserved, Payment_Processing, Authorization_Failure, Order_Dispatched, and Refund_Initiated). Make necessary assumptions 

Q5: Explain the distinct utility and interplay of Object Modeling (Structural), Dynamic Modeling (Behavioral), and Functional Modeling (Dataflow) in modern software engineering. Using an Automated Banking Terminal (ATM) as a continuous reference point, outline how each of these three modeling dimensions captures a unique, non-overlapping aspect of the execution runtime environment. 

Q6: a. Explain features of synchronization in UML. 

b. Systematically detail the major architectural execution tasks performed during system design, specifically addressing: 

1.Partitioning monolithic architectures into decoupled, autonomous subsystems.
2.Concurrency design and process allocation strategies.
3.Global resource allocation and data store management paradigm selection.
4.Boundary condition handling (initialization, termination, and failure-recovery modes).
Q7: Map the complete object class model designed for the Learning Management System (LMS) in Question 3 into a 3NF-compliant Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) table schema. Clearly document the mapping patterns applied to transform object characteristics into flat relational structures. Explicitly specify your strategy for representing inheritance hierarchies (e.g., Table-Per-Class vs. Single-Table inheritance), resolving many-to-many (M:N) associations, and preserving referential integrity constraints via Primary Key (PK) and Foreign Key (FK) mechanics.

Q8: a. Critically evaluate the practical hurdles of translating abstract UML structures into concrete code within modern programming languages (like C++, Java, C#). Address mismatch phenomena such as resolving structural associations and preserving encapsulation boundaries.
b. Draw component diagram for the Online Shopping System.

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