UML and the Unified Process: practical object-oriented analysis and design

✍ Scribed by Jim Arlow, Ila Neustadt

• Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
• Year: 2002
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 415
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

I particularly didn't like the way the author worded his explanations. Also, many of the terms and procedures that he describes he does with little detail. If I could find a book that is easier to read, and more in-depth, it would easily rate much higher than this book. However, I guess I have to give this book some credit. It does introduce you to the overall concepts and has a very good layout.

✦ Table of Contents

01Prelims......Page 2
02Chap01......Page 20
03Chap02......Page 41
04Chap03......Page 60
05Chap04......Page 74
06Chap05......Page 97
07Chap06......Page 114
08Chap07......Page 122
09Chap08......Page 146
10Chap09......Page 161
11Chap10......Page 189
12Chap11......Page 201
13Chap12......Page 216
14Chap13......Page 250
15Chap14......Page 264
16Chap15......Page 276
17Chap16......Page 293
18Chap17......Page 315
19Chap18......Page 332
20Chap19......Page 338
21Chap20......Page 350
22Chap21......Page 366
23Chap22......Page 374
24Chap23......Page 383
25Appendix01......Page 392
26Appendix02......Page 398
27Biblio......Page 400
28Index......Page 402