Modern Software Engineering (Part 2) New Technologies Section

Author: Zhou Zhiying (Compiler)
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Features: This book is divided into three volumes: Upper, Middle, and Lower. Each volume is independent. The Upper Volume focuses on management technology, the Middle Volume on basic methods, and the Lower Volume on new technologies. The Lower Volume summarizes the new achievements in software engineering technology during the 1990s, including software design patterns and component models related to distributed systems. Software design patterns represent reusable and excellent design experiences derived from successful system designs and have become a significant research subject in modern software system design methods. Many important software systems in network computing environments have applied design patterns to varying degrees. Meanwhile, the development requirements of distributed systems have made component-oriented development methods the mainstream of software systems in the 1990s. This book introduces three component architecture models for component-based systems: CORBA, DCOM, and JavaBean. The Lower Volume can serve as a textbook or reference material for undergraduate and graduate students studying computer software engineering and information system engineering. For technical and managerial personnel working in information systems in network computing environments, this book is an important reference for learning and understanding new technological advancements.