Java Design: Objects, UML, and Processes: Objects, UML, and Processes

Author: Kirk Knoernschild
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book focuses on how to organically integrate technologies such as Java, UML, OO, and software processes, and successfully apply them in software development. The book is divided into two parts, consisting of 11 chapters. The first part includes the first four chapters, which primarily introduce the principles and patterns of OO, the basics of the UML language, the combination of UML and Java, and the software development process. This part clearly explains the advantages of each technology and concept, emphasizing their common principles. The second part describes how to combine and apply these technologies in the development of software projects, including requirements modeling, problem analysis, modeling approaches, subsystem design, and more. The appendix briefly introduces the Unified Software Process, Extreme Programming, the combination of J2EE and UML, and the Java code implementation of a typical UML exercise in the book. This book is suitable for object-oriented software engineers, project managers, and Java programmers.