Development Method: UML Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, Second Edition: UML Object-Oriented Analysis and Design

Author: A. Osterhout
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book outlines object-oriented structures, the process of modeling a software project, and the diagrams and model elements that make up the Unified Modeling Language (UML). It serves as an introductory guide for developers with little OO (Object-Oriented) software development experience to learn object-oriented analysis and design. The book explains the advantages of using object-oriented methods for software development while providing a professional description of this technology. It employs numerous real-world examples to systematically explain the Unified Modeling Language (UML) in object-oriented analysis and design. Although UML (Unified Modeling Language) is briefly described in a small section, it covers all its essential content, with its symbols and semantics being the new standard used in object-oriented modeling processes. To facilitate easier understanding, the book does not include the content of UML metamodels. The key focus of the book—the use case-driven, architecture-centric, incremental development method—is primarily applied in the development of embedded corporate information systems but is also suitable for other technologies and application domains.