Developing Software With UML 2nd Edition

Description

Practical guide to exploiting the power of Object Technology and UML in your software development process.

 This book is a practical, example-driven introduction to OO analysis and design. The author is a highly experienced OO practitioner and in the book he highlights the benefits of using the OO approach for software development.

 The first part of the book is a step-by-step guide through introductory concepts that are key to software development, which uses a continuous example to show how each principle and concept is applied in practice.

 The rest of the book explains the basics of UML in detail -- using individual examples for each concept or technique.

 Features:
* covers UML 1.4
* Java code examples
* final chapter covers the OCL (Object Constraint Language) -- none of the other books in this area cover this

 New to this edition:
* 2 totally new chapters on analysis and design -- fully updated and new material, including integrating the process chapter
* all chapters completely updated
* offers solutions to problems that can't be solved by UML alone -- introduces the idea of 'stereotypes' and CASE tool use case templates which aren't covered by UML

 020175603XB08132001

FEATURES:

Features:

* covers UML 1.4
* Java code examples
* final chapter covers the OCL (Object Constraint Language) -- none of the * other books in this area cover this

New to this edition:

* 2 totally new chapters on analysis and design -- fully updated and new material, including integrating the process chapter
* all chapters completely updated
* offers solutions to problems that can't be solved by UML alone -- introduces the idea of 'stereotypes' and CASE tool use case templates which aren't covered by UML

CONTENTS:

Part 1 Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Object-Orientation for beginners
Part 2 Example
3. Analysis
4. Design
Part 3 Fundamentals of the UML
5. Use Case Diagrams
6.Class Diagrams (Basic Elements)
7. Class Diagarams (Relational Elements)
8. Behavioral Diagrams
9. Implementation Diagrams
10. Object Constraint Language