Power Designer Software Engineering Technology (Includes 1 CD-ROM)

Author: Bai Shangwang, Dang Weichao, et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features:
■ This book helps you systematically master PowerDesigner 9.5, a modeling tool.
■ This book uniquely combines modeling tools with software engineering theory, allowing you to fully appreciate the software engineering techniques embodied in the modeling tool.
■ The authors of this book are researchers who have long been engaged in software engineering technology, database technology, and applied software development.
■ This book integrates software engineering theory with the engineering models and teaching examples accumulated by the authors over the years.
■ This book includes a trial version CD of the latest version of PowerDesigner 10.0.
■ This book has been selected as part of the "Computer Series Textbooks for the 21st Century Universities."
PowerDesigner is one of the most popular software analysis and design tools. It incorporates the latest research findings in software engineering technology, object-oriented technology, and database application technology, achieving seamless integration of business process models (BPM), unified modeling language (UML), and entity-relationship (E-R) models. It is a must-have analysis and design tool for software product development.
Based on the latest theoretical achievements in software engineering and database technology, this book systematically introduces the techniques and methods for software analysis and design using PowerDesigner 9.5. The book employs numerous operational tips and practical techniques, progressively explaining the various functions and features of PowerDesigner 9.5. The accompanying CD contains a trial version of the latest version of PowerDesigner 10.0.
This book can serve as a textbook for courses such as software engineering and database principles. It is also suitable as a reference for software project developers learning PowerDesigner 9.5. Readers with basic knowledge of software engineering, databases, and object-oriented technology are welcome to read this book.