Richard C. Lee, Lucent Technology (Bell Laboratory)
William M. Tepfenhart, AT&T

Published April, 1997 by Prentice Hall Engineering/Science/Mathematics

Copyright 1997, 512 pp.
Paper
ISBN 0-13-619719-1
$46.00

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This is a self-teaching guide on how to actually do object-oriented modeling using UML notation and implementing the model using C++.

Teaches how to build an object-oriented application using C++ and how to make the right trade-off decisions to meet business needs. Provides a practical approach to analysis, design, and programming in the object-oriented technology. Supplies sufficient depth in coverage of material to guide students and practitioners entering the field.



A basic book that gives all the Object-Oriented fundamentals necessary to start applying and understanding the Object-Oriented paradigm with out being an expert.

• All analysis figures and documentation use UML notation, which will be the new industry standard.

• The focus is on concepts and principles, not on specific methodology.

• A great number of examples and case studies are provided to enable the user to gain working knowledge of the material.

1. The Information Management Dilemma.
2. Managing Complexity: Analysis and Design.
3. Object-Oriented Programming.
4. Finding the Objects.
5. Identifying Responsibilities.
6. Specifying Static Behavior.
7. Dynamic Behavior.
8. Identifying Relationships.
9. Rules.
10. The Model.
11. Design.
12. C++ Fundamentals.
13. Implementing Class.
14. Implementing Static Behavior.
15. Instantiating and Deleting Objects.
16. Implementing Generalization/Specialization.
17. Implementing More Relationships.
18. Case Study: Breakout.
19. Case Study: Team 1.
20. Case Study: Team 2.
21. Case Study: Design and Implementation.
Bibliography.