Java Object-Oriented Application Development

Author: E.Reed Doke John W. Satzinger Susan
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: A classic textbook in computer science from abroad. This book comprehensively introduces how to use Java for object-oriented application development, with a focus on methods and techniques for developing business information systems suitable for students and professionals in CIS and MIS. The book consists of 17 chapters, divided into 5 parts, covering main topics such as object-oriented concepts and Java basics, defining problem domain classes, defining GUI classes, defining data access classes, and deploying three-tier applications. Additionally, each chapter includes practical exercises, chapter summaries, review questions, discussion questions, and projects, greatly enhancing readers' understanding of the relevant content. The book is designed to be accessible, requiring no prior experience in object-oriented programming or a deep understanding of the Java programming language, as long as readers have some basic computer programming experience. It is suitable for all programmers and students at various levels who wish to learn Java object-oriented application development methods and master business information system development. It can also serve as a preferred Java textbook for universities and training institutions.