Object-Oriented Analysis and Design

  • Authors:
  • Andrew Haigh

  • Affiliations:
  • -

  • Venue:
  • Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
  • Year:
  • 2001

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From the Publisher:Learn to visualize a design for an application before it's built with help from this definitive guide. Focusing on the four most critical areas of software development—analysis,design,implementation,and troubleshooting—this book provides you with a blueprint for writing code and applications. Covering industry design concepts in clear,non-technical language,and featuring UML diagrams,this book can help you design and deliver effective solutions that will support multiple languages. "Comprehensive introduction to OOAD principles using UML v1. 4,along with tried and trusted techniques for building real-world applications. " —Dilhar Desilva,Member of the UML Core Team,member of the UML v1. 1 Semantics Task Force,and member of the UML RTFDevelop essential analysis and design skills using UML v1. 4Uncover effective methods of designing fully functional object-oriented software. From analyzing needs to designing applications to implementing the final product,Object Oriented Analysis and Design contains the techniques used by professionals worldwide. Inside,you'll find comprehensive instructions to UML v1. 4 notation for analyzing design strength. Also included are strategies for debugging software using three major debugging tools (DBX,GDB and JDB) as well as for porting to other operating systems,languages,and platforms. In addition,you'll get utilities for maintaining source code and methods of recording error reports,enhancement requests,and regression tests. Loaded with examples,this comprehensive book provides the expertise needed to oversee all aspects of successful design. Learn the fundamentals ofobject-orientation,including identifying objects,their classes,attributes,and methodsExplore information-gathering techniques to determine high level system requirementsLearn how to use analysis documents defined by the UML v1. 4 standardMaster advanced design principles and understand what makes for good designIdentify and avoid inappropriate design schemesImplement advanced design constructs,such as API and threadingDevelop an efficient testing systemUnderstand the differences between stress and scalability testingFollow examples of debugging using three widely used tools (DBX,GDB,and JDB)Add valuable flexibility needed when porting across operating systems,platforms,and languages