Rebecca Wirfs-Brock
Brian Wilkerson
Lauren Wiener

Published June, 1990 by Prentice Hall PTR (ECS Professional)

Copyright 1990, 341 pp.
Paper
ISBN 0-13-629825-7
$60.00

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Practical and down-to-earth in approach, this bestseller explores the art of designing object-oriented software. It offers basic design principles and a specific design process that can be applied to any software programming effort -- even those not using object-oriented programming languages or environments.

Covers the concepts of object-oriented technology, presents a process to apply those concepts, the tools to use throughout the process, and examples to put it all together. object-oriented software.

1. Why Use Object-Oriented Design?
2. Objects and Other Basics.
3. Classes.
4. Responsibilities.
5. Collaborations.
6. Hierarchies.
7. Subsystems.
8. Protocols.
9. Implementing Your Design.
10. Another Design.
Appendix A. A Quick Reference.
Appendix B. ATM System Design.
Appendix C. Document Subsystem Design.
Appendix D. Exercises.