Grady Booch
SIGS Books

Published October, 1996 by Prentice Hall PTR (ECS Professional)

Copyright 1997, 300 pp.
Paper
ISBN 0-13-739616-3
$44.00

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Helps software developers benefit from the wisdom of one of the leading object-oriented experts, Grady Booch -- the developer of the highly-respected Booch Method.

Detailed coverage of many of the most important issues surrounding object-oriented development including: managing complexity; the business of object technology; the process and products of object development, organizing projects and building teams; making the most effective use of object notation and semantics; architecting and implementing object-oriented systems; and looking ahead to the future of object-oriented systems.



What it takes to make an object-oriented project successful -- from Grady Booch, the recognized master.

• Covers everything from object-oriented technique to team-building, from architecture to implementation.

• Understand how classes and other object-related technologies can make software a strategic weapon.

• Learn how to bring together the best team for object-oriented projects.