UML and Java Object-Oriented Development

Author: Thayen Harte
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: If you are a busy professional software analyst or a developer overwhelmed with large-scale system development, and you don’t have ample time to attend object-oriented technology courses, you can fully master object-oriented technology combined with UML and Java using this book. It is not only suitable for classroom teaching but also for self-study. Both authors are well-known experts in the industry, and we believe this book will greatly help you gain a comprehensive understanding of OO analysis, OO design, OO programming, and the differences between them.
Key Features of the Book:
· Discusses the main principles of object-oriented in detail from the perspective of Java implementation;
· Provides an in-depth introduction to how to develop specification models using use cases (UseCase);
· Presents various analysis methods that can be customized according to organizational needs, with recommendations for beginners to start with the easiest methods;
· Describes in detail how to capture dynamic behavior and the corresponding design and implementation through numerous examples;
· Introduces Java Standard Extensions (JSE), including examples that can be combined with other advanced Java courses for learning;
· Explains how to implement different relationships in Java, including aggregation and association.