Modelling the world with objects
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Modelling the world with objects
Prentice Hall, 1993
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Introduces the concept of objects - enabling a systems analyst/designer involved in development to see and understand what an object-oriented approach means. It presents an object-oriented notation to help express a perception of the real world and prescribe an analysis and design of a situation. Special features include: specific notation for modelling objects from their external and internal viewpoints; examples from the authors' own experience in industry; a friendly object-oriented notation for analysts, designers and end users; an outline of object-oriented concepts, economic benefits and approaches; coverage of CASE tools, prototyping and object-oriented programming languages (smalltalk, C++); and object-oriented databases.
Table of Contents
The Object Oriented Paradigm and its Origins. Object Oriented Development an Economically Useful Style of Development. An Object Oriented Notation. Systems Analysis and the Object Oriented Paradigm Modelling Systems. Approaches to the Development of Object Oriented Solutions. The Syntheses Approach, the Tools and the Models. The Direct Approach to Objects. Modelling Human Activity Systems with the Object Notation. Modelling Knowledge Based Systems with the Object Notation. Object Oriented Implementation Units. Object Oriented Programming Languages. Rapid Prototyping of Objects. Human Factors and an Object Oriented Approach. Object Oriented Databases. Documentation of Objects. Case Tools for Effective Development. Conclusions.
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