Principles and Practice of Object-Oriented Methods (English Edition. Third Edition)

Author: IANGRAHAM
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: Classic Original Book Collection. An authoritative, language-independent, and unique object technology encyclopedia! This book is one of the classic works in the field of object-oriented technology, comprehensively, detailed, and accurately explaining object-oriented methodology. It extensively covers middleware, components, Java, UML, and many other aspects, reflecting the latest technologies and methodologies. The book includes fundamental concepts of object-oriented technology, object-oriented programming and methodology, object-oriented and object-based programming languages, distributed computing, middleware, and migration, database technology, object-oriented analysis and design, architecture, patterns and components, requirements engineering, processes, and project management, among other main contents. Each chapter includes exercises, and answers can be found on the website of TriReme. This book is suitable as a textbook or reference for undergraduate and graduate students taking object-oriented technology courses, as well as a technical reference manual for software professionals and researchers.
This classic original book collection embodies the scientific spirit that has flowed for centuries since the Renaissance and the gradually established academic norms, which have given Western countries a dominant advantage in all fields of natural science. It is also this tradition that has enabled the United States to produce generations of outstanding figures and lead the way in the development of information technology over the past six decades. In the process of commercialization, the U.S. industry and academia have become increasingly closely integrated, with many giants in computer science simultaneously at the forefront of both research and teaching. The classic scientific works that have emerged from this have not only outlined the scope of research but also revealed the evolution of academia, adhering to academic norms while maintaining the individuality of scholars. Their value does not diminish with the passage of time.