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For courses in object-oriented systems analysis and design. This text teaches students object-oriented systems analysis and design in a highly practical and accessible way.
Cover......Page 1
Table of Contents......Page 4
References......Page 6
1. Information Systems......Page 12
2. The Concept of Object Orientation......Page 42
3. Methodology......Page 67
4. Gathering Requirements......Page 114
5. Domain Analysis......Page 158
6. Behavioral Modeling: Use Cases: The Basics......Page 194
7. Behavioral Modeling: Developing Use Cases......Page 220
8. Structural Modeling......Page 263
9. Dynamic Modeling......Page 308
10. The Design Challenge......Page 350
11. Application Design: Flow & Control......Page 384
12. Application Design: The User Interface......Page 416
13. Application Design: Database & Persistence......Page 458
14. Patterns......Page 514
15. Components & Reuse......Page 535
16. Architecture......Page 562
17. Implementation......Page 601
A......Page 626
C......Page 627
E......Page 629
I......Page 630
M......Page 631
O......Page 632
R......Page 633
S......Page 634
U......Page 635
Z......Page 636
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