Software Engineering: Full-Process Modeling Implementation

Author: Qingrun
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The greatest feature of this book is that all the examples come from six large and medium-sized engineering software projects that the author personally experienced from early 2001 to the present, all using UML for modeling and support. Through the summary of practical engineering project experience over these years, the book adopts UML modeling to implement software, covering all major stages of software engineering from requirements to analysis (high-level design), design (detailed design), code derivation, and maintenance of design models. Therefore, the book has high practical significance and reference value. Most of the examples and operational techniques in the book are not publicly available to the general public. A small portion of the content has appeared on the software engineering section of CSDN, but the publicly posted parts on CSDN could not display example diagrams, so it was still unable to describe them vividly. This book provides a complete explanation for this. The book mainly introduces the main process of using UML modeling to implement software engineering, including requirements, analysis, design, code derivation, and maintenance of design models, and also provides a detailed description of the knowledge required for collaborative development and other team development. The book uses a large number of screenshots from actual software engineering in China, describing practical problems and processes in engineering through graphics and examples. This is rarely seen in original software engineering books in China. The book is suitable for readers who have a certain understanding of UML basics and have participated in some actual engineering project development while being interested in the full modeling process implementation.