Ed Seidewitz
Mike Stark
SIGS Book

Published December, 1995 by Prentice Hall PTR (ECS Professional)

Copyright 1996, 425 pp.
Paper
ISBN 0-13-529272-7
$45.00

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This book is about the underlying common principles and real-world practical application of object orientation. It's a book about software process, about architectural design, about truly achieving reuse and about the sensible use of notation and formalism. KEY TOPICS: It introduces fundamental concepts, textual and graphical notation and, most of all, problem-solving techniques for performing object-oriented analysis and system design. These are proven techniques, synthesized from the experiences of the object-oriented community and woven into a clear, unified, integrated presentation. The techniques are taught via examples that illustrate important principles, develop problem-solving abilities and hone engineering judgement. The book culminates in a final part that applies these techniques to detailed project case studies, leaving the reader both ready to begin tackling his or her own real problems and ready to explore further the ever-expanding literature on object orientation.