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Once again, James Martin and James Odell rise to the challenge with Object-Oriented Methods: Pragmatic Considerations. Their goal: to convey practical methods, techniques, and guidelines for building systems using an OO approach. In doing so, they consider all phases of the system development lifecycle and address the various technologies directly affecting its efficiency.In addition, Parts II, III, and VII provide step-by-step guidance for building software systems, offering developers general plans as well as detailed methods and techniques for constructing the next generation of automated systems.
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Considers methodology; discusses nine major diagraming techniques currently used to model system requirements; describes how OO program code can be generated using design templates; addresses implementing OO concepts using non-OO implementations; explores JAD, JRP, JEM, and RAD workshops, interviewing and facilitation techniques, prototyping, and timebox management; and examines the practice of reusability, standards for object interaction, and the software future. Charts, diagrams, and illustrations lend additional accessibility to the clearly written text. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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