Object-Oriented Software Engineering

Author: Lees
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book presents a wealth of software engineering knowledge and skills that can be immediately applied in practice, primarily targeting sophomore-level software engineering courses in universities. It is also valuable for readers with some programming background who wish to better understand modern software engineering. We have been teaching software engineering courses for over ten years and have used early versions of this material as textbooks for three years, receiving positive feedback from students. Additionally, our industry experience in software development, consulting, and specialized training enables us to focus the book on content that is particularly important to future employers of students. The book provides an in-depth exploration of the main principles of software engineering. It covers topics such as: development based on reliable principles and reusable technologies, visual modeling using UML, evaluating various approaches in requirements analysis and design, object-oriented technology, iterative development, risk management, and more. The book contains numerous exercises and examples, allowing readers to apply these concepts in practice. It can serve as a textbook for university software engineering courses and is also suitable for reference by software development technicians.