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This widely used book teaches practical object-oriented software engineering with the key real world tools UML, design patterns and Java. This step-by-step approach allows the reader to address complex and changing problems with practical and state-of-the-art solutions. This book uses examples from real systems and examines the interaction between such techniques as UML, Java-based technologies, design patterns, rationale, configuration management, and quality control. It also discusses project management related issues and their impacts. A valuable book for development engineers, software engineers, consulting engineers, software architects, product managers, project leaders, and knowledge managers.