Authors : Emecheta N. C.

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 1 - January

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14863099

Abstract : This paper presents a design strategy that may be used to aggregate a set of things with complex interactions into a unified construct that is simple to use and understand. The architectural design of object-oriented databases in data storage systems uses this architecture. This research was driven by the need to enhance the object data and object process communication in a data storage system. The object-oriented system analysis and design methodology (OOADM) is the setting in which it is utilised. Conference Management System (CMS) was chosen as the study's use case to demonstrate how the object-database aggregate architecture is used to address the complexity of information representation utilising object-oriented database systems. The conditions that apply in a CMS system's operational environment served as the basis for the system development parameters. The system's outcome demonstrates how an intricate system may be created by employing aggregate design to streamline the system modelling and facilitate effective communication between object- oriented processes and object-oriented data.

Keywords : Aggregate, Object-Oriented, System Analysis and Design Methodology, Conference Management System.

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