Object-Oriented Software Engineering ((Revised Edition) (English Edition))

Author: Jacobson
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The OOSE (Object-Oriented Software Engineering) method proposed by software development methodology expert Ivar Jacobson in this book is one of the most famous methods in object-oriented modeling languages. The Use Case analysis method proposed in this book holds a pivotal position in the field of object-oriented technology. The book comprehensively introduces the concepts and methods of the software engineering discipline. The book is divided into three parts. Part I — Introduction, which covers the background knowledge of the software engineering discipline, consists of 5 chapters, including an introduction to system development, an overview of industrial process requirements, system life cycle, and an introduction to object-oriented concepts as well as how to apply them to system development. Part II — Concepts, which includes 7 chapters, introduces the basic concepts of OOSE in Chapter 6 and explains why these concepts were chosen. The following chapters discuss analysis and construction methods. The next two chapters discuss how these methods are adopted into real-time systems and database management systems. Chapter 11, Components, introduces what components are and how they are applied to the development process. Chapter 12 covers testing. Part III — Application, introduces the application of OOSE and how it is organized and managed as a new development process. The final part discusses other object-oriented methods. The appendix of the book introduces the development history of object technology. The book won the Productivity Award from the Software Development Magazine in 1992 and is also a renowned classic in the field of software engineering. This book is an excellent textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in computer-related fields and can also serve as a reference for technical personnel in the field of software engineering.