Introduction to Software Engineering - (4th Edition)

Author: Zhang Haifan
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Publish Date: 2003-11-04
Features: This book has been published in three editions and has sold a total of 600,000 copies, becoming a classic textbook in the field of software engineering. It has、. To reflect the development of software engineering over the past 5 years, the author has made careful revisions to the third edition in the following three aspects: removing some outdated or less important content; adding some newer or more important content; and redefining the content related to object-oriented methodologies using UML concepts and symbols. This book comprehensively and systematically explains the concepts, principles, and typical methodologies of software engineering, and introduces software project management techniques. The main text consists of 13 chapters, with Chapter 1 being an overview, Chapters 2 to 8 sequentially describing the tasks, processes, structured methods, and tools of each stage of the software life cycle, Chapters 9 to 12、、, and Chapter 13 introduces software project management. There are two appendices at the end of the main text,, which are helpful for readers to deeply understand software engineering and also serve as good materials for hands-on practice. This book can be used as a textbook or teaching reference for "Software Engineering" courses in universities and colleges, or as a reading reference for software professionals with practical experience and a wide range of computer users who need to develop application software. This book comprehensively and systematically explains the concepts, principles, and typical methodologies of software engineering, and introduces software project management techniques. The main text consists of 13 chapters, with Chapter 1 being an overview, Chapters 2 to 8 sequentially describing the tasks, processes, structured methods, and tools of each stage of the software life cycle, Chapters 9 to 12 、、, and Chapter 13 introduces software project management. There are two appendices at the end of the main text, , which are helpful for readers to deeply understand software engineering and also serve as good materials for hands-on practice. This book can be used as a textbook or teaching reference for "Software Engineering" courses in universities and colleges, or as a reading reference for software professionals with practical experience and a wide range of computer users who need to develop application software.