Principles of Object-Oriented Analysis and

Using terms the layman can understand, this book provides an introduction to object-oriented analysis and design, and its use to create models for redesigning a business enterprise.Easy-to-follow and complete, the book covers the OO (Object Oriented) principles of: BLOB (Binary Large OBject), class, encapsulation, information hiding, inheritance, message, method, object type, operation, and request.This book was written for Information Systems professionals and all those interested in object-oriented analysis and design.

An Integrating Platform
Basic Concepts
Why Object-Oriented?
Basic Guidelines
Models
Categorizing Objects
Relationships among Objects
States and State Changes
Events, Triggers, and Operations
Rules
How the Diagrams Interrelate
Basic Concepts of Design
Responsibility-Driven Design
Workshops with End Users
Methods Creation
Information Engineering
Programming Languages
Case Tools
Databases
Future Tools for Reliable Software
Standards for Systems
The Future of Software
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