Object-Oriented Software Engineering (Revised Edition) (English Edition)

Author: Jacobson (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The OOSE (Object-Oriented Software Engineering) methodology proposed by software development methodologist Ivar Jacobson in this book is one of the most renowned methods in object-oriented modeling languages. The Use Case analysis method introduced in this book holds a pivotal position in the field of OO technology. The book comprehensively introduces the concepts and methods of the software engineering discipline. It is divided into three parts: Part I – Introduction, which covers the background knowledge of the software engineering discipline, consisting of 5 chapters, including an introduction to system development, an overview of industrial process requirements, system life cycle, and an introduction to object-oriented concepts as well as how to apply them to system development. Part II – Concepts, which includes 7 chapters. Chapter 6 introduces the fundamental concepts of OOSE and explains why these concepts were chosen. The following chapters discuss analysis and construction methods. The next two chapters explain how these methods are adopted into real-time systems and database management systems. Chapter 11, "Components," introduces what components are and how they are applied to the development process. Chapter 12 covers testing. Part III – Application, which introduces the application of OOSE and how it is organized and managed as a new development process. The final part discusses other object-oriented methods. The appendix of the book introduces the development history of object technology. The book won the Productivity Award from the Software Development Magazine in 1992 and is also a classic and prestigious work in the field of software engineering. It serves as an excellent textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in computer-related fields and can also be used as a reference for technical personnel in the field of software engineering.