The publisher, Prentice-Hall Engineering/Science/Mathematics
Shows software developers and engineers, project managers, and students how to use an object-oriented development process and metrics for object- oriented analysis, design, and implementation. The text shows how to use the latest techniques to monitor progress and estimate effort.
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Key Benefit: Object-Oriented Development Process and Metrics shows software developers, engineers, and project managers how to use an object-oriented development process and metrics for object-oriented analysis, design, and implementation. The authors use a real-world example throughout to motivate and explicate analysis, design, and implementation concepts. Key Topics: This book presents the practical basics of an object-oriented development process for software developers, engineers, and project managers. It delivers the concepts through the use of a single, real-world example throughout: a home heating system throughout. Market: A valuable resource book for practicing software developers and project managers seeking an introduction to or clarification of object-oriented design and analysis.
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- Object-oriented Systems Analysis and Design Using UML by Simon Bennett in Back Matter
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