| ISBN13: | 9783031712395 |
| ISBN10: | 30317123911 |
| Binding: | Paperback |
| No. of pages: | 492 pages |
| Size: | 235x155 mm |
| Language: | English |
| Illustrations: | 113 Illustrations, black & white |
| 700 |
Object-Oriented Analysis, Design and Implementation
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This new edition demonstrates a modeling-based approach to object-oriented development. It is a significant and comprehensive revision of the book. While the central focus remains the same as in previous editions, the reader will notice substantial improvements in the presentation.
Salient features
- All expected background materials are now in one chapter, making it easier for both the teacher and the learner.
- The treatment of modeling concepts and UML diagrams is both broader and deeper.
- Securing the software is considered in the design and implementation phases.
- The design is evaluated for bad smells, which are corrected by refactoring.
- Implementation is carried out in both JavaFX and Swing.
- Software reuse is dealt with in much greater depth. The role of substitutability is examined and explained in this context.
- Comparison of the finite state machine and use case models is provided.
- A procedure to assist readers in analysis and design using the finite state machine model is included.
This new edition demonstrates a modeling-based approach to object-oriented development. It is a significant and comprehensive revision of the book. While the central focus remains the same as in previous editions, the reader will notice substantial improvements in the presentation.
Salient features
- All expected background materials are now in one chapter, making it easier for both the teacher and the learner.
- The treatment of modeling concepts and UML diagrams is both broader and deeper.
- Securing the software is considered in the design and implementation phases.
- The design is evaluated for bad smells, which are corrected by refactoring.
- Implementation is carried out in both JavaFX and Swing.
- Software reuse is dealt with in much greater depth. The role of substitutability is examined and explained in this context.
- Comparison of the finite state machine and use case models is provided.
- A procedure to assist readers in analysis and design using the finite state machine model is included.
Preface to the third edition.- Introduction.- Basics of object-oriented programming.- Modeling object-oriented systems.- Analysing a system.- Designing a system.- Implementing a system.- Designing for reuse.- Modelling with finite state machines.- Interactive systems and the model-view-controller Architecture.- A deeper look into inheritance.- Appendix Java esentials.- Index.
