Object-Oriented and Traditional Software Engineering Unified Process: Theory and Practice

Author: Stephen R. Schach
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Features: This book is a classic in the field of software engineering and has been adopted as a textbook by many universities abroad. It is now in its 6th edition. From Java to object-oriented programming, and then to the Unified Process software development methodology, the authors have revised their software engineering with a rigorous attitude in the face of major methodological changes in the development of software engineering, making software engineering more closely integrated with new methods and practices in theory. The book is divided into two parts: Part I introduces the theoretical foundations of software engineering; Part II discusses the various stages of the software lifecycle. This unique and highly readable organization allows students to learn software engineering more systematically. Features of the book: · Includes two large running examples to help students better learn and practice the content of the book. · Fully covers the Unified Process and dedicates a separate chapter to UML to help students prepare for the challenges of the software industry. · Adds new analysis and design projects to encourage students to master knowledge through hands-on practice. · Contains over 600 participatory materials, including many new materials, to facilitate further reading. · Accompanying website www.mhhe.com/schach includes solutions to exercises, teaching slides, and complete implementations of large-scale examples. Part of the book introduces the theoretical foundations of software engineering based on project development; Part II describes the various stages of the software lifecycle, and the book may include two large running examples.