Practical Software Engineering

Author: Zhao Chilong
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is a completely new textbook on software engineering, arranged in chapter order according to the work processes and steps of software R&D in IT enterprises, focusing on engineering practice. It systematically introduces the modeling concepts of "business model, functional model, and data model," the development methods of "process-oriented, data-oriented, and object-oriented," and the implementation theories of "process-oriented methodology, data-oriented design, object-oriented implementation, functional testing, and process management." It consistently applies the three indicators of "function, performance, and interface" throughout the software project from initiation, requirements, planning, design, implementation, testing, and acceptance. Additionally, it integrates ISO9000, CMM, UML, and Microsoft's corporate culture. The book provides numerous software engineering case studies and detailed document samples, introduces modeling tools such as PowerDesigner and RationalRose, as well as configuration management tools like VSS and ClearCase, enabling readers to truly gain practical knowledge and skills in software engineering. This book is oriented toward engineering practice, with fresh and practical content. As a textbook for undergraduate students in higher education institutions, all chapters can be taught; as a textbook for vocational and technical colleges, appropriate can be made; and as a training manual for IT enterprises or self-study material for software professionals, it can be customized freely.