Object-Oriented Software Development Tutorial

Author: Ameller
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book has been widely praised by professionals and students alike, serving as an excellent introductory guide to object-oriented technology. The second edition is a revised and expanded version based on the first edition, offering fresh and rich content. The author explains object-oriented paradigms in a direct and easy-to-understand manner, describes the object-oriented software development process, and provides specific strategies. The book also discusses requirements engineering, object modeling using UML and other techniques, as well as topics like programming and testing. This book is an outstanding foundational tutorial on object-oriented technology, highly acclaimed by professionals and students worldwide. The author clearly explains the fundamental concepts of object-oriented technology in a user-friendly way, using UML to introduce object-oriented requirements, analysis, and design methods. The book is divided into 11 chapters, each focusing on a specific topic, including requirements gathering, requirements validation, OOA (Object-Oriented Analysis), OOD (Object-Oriented Design), OOP (Object-Oriented Programming), OOT (Object-Oriented Testing), and software processes. Each chapter ends with review questions to help readers assess their understanding of the material. As an introductory read on OOP, this book can be used as a textbook for object-oriented technology in universities and is widely suitable for object-oriented programmers, business analysts, users, project managers, system designers, and a broad readership.