Object-Oriented Method: Principles and Practice: Principles and Practice

Author: LanGraham
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book offers multiple optional reading paths. The diagrams illustrate two main reading steps. Managers and those who wish to examine the topic from a high-level perspective should take the "high path." This book is one of the classic works in the field of object-oriented, effectively combining the fundamental principles of object-oriented methods with software engineering practices. It has a broad scope, strong readability, and is a valuable book that integrates theory, practice, and various applications. The book comprehensively and accurately elaborates on object-oriented methods. It is divided into 10 chapters, introducing the basic concepts of object-oriented, object-oriented programming and methods, object-oriented and object-based programming languages, distributed computing, middleware and migration, database technology, object-oriented analysis and design, architecture, patterns and components, software and system architecture, the SOMA method in requirements engineering, and process project management. Additionally, there are 3 appendices that cover inheritance under uncertain conditions, major analysis and design methods, and UML symbols. Each chapter is accompanied by exercises, and their answers can be found on the TriReme website. The book is rich in content and can serve as a textbook for object-oriented courses in universities and colleges, as well as a reference for readers in other research fields.