Object-Oriented Modeling and Design with UML

Description

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Modeling as a Design Technique

Chapter 3 Class Modeling   

Chapter 4 Advanced Class Modeling   

Chapter 5 State Modeling  

Chapter 6 Advanced State Modeling  

Chapter 7 Interaction Modeling 

Chapter 8 Advanced Interaction Modeling 

Chapter 9 Concepts Summary   

Chapter 10 Process Overview 

Chapter 11 System Conception   

Chapter 12 Domain Analysis    

Chapter 13 Application Analysis 

Chapter 14 System Design   

Chapter 15 Class Design   

Chapter 16 Process Summary   

Chapter 17 Implementation Modeling   

Chapter 18 OO Languages   

Chapter 19 Databases   

Chapter 20 Programming Style   

Chapter 21 Iterative Development   

Chapter 22 Managing Models   

Chapter 23 Legacy Systems

• Extensive exercises with solutions – Provide students with numerous opportunities for reinforcement of concepts.

• Instructor’s on-line solutions manual – Features over 200 pages of answers to the many exercises in the text.

• Respected, experienced authors – Dr. Michael Blaha and Dr. James Rumbaugh are inventors of the Object Modeling Technique (OMT), one of the most widely used design methods and the basis for UML.

This revision offers a crisp, clear explanation of the basics of object-oriented thinking via UML models, then presents a process for applying these principles to software development, including C++, Java, and relational databases. An integrated case study threads throughout the book, illustrating key ideas as well as their application. In a sense, Jim Rumbaugh and Mike Blaha are two of the “founding fathers” of UML. They invented UML, the basis for UML, along with Booch notation. Their first edition was crucial to the development and adoption of Object-Oriented methods when they were in their infancy. Blaha is a worldwide consultant and is a partner with Modelsoft Consulting, and SentientPoint Corporation. He is active in the IEEE Computer Society. Rumbaugh is a Distinguished Engineer with the Rational brand of IBM and is one of the original co-designers of UML. He is a highly influential author.

• Compliant with Unified Modeling Language 2 – Includes new use cases, activity models, and sequence diagrams, all UML2-compliant.

• Substantially updated content – Provides students with training in the latest theories and techniques, while emulating the accessible style of the successful first edition.

• More robust process – Adds iterative development, implementation modeling, and reverse engineering to give students a strong foundation in practicality and problem solving.