Object-oriented systems analysis and design

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Object-oriented systems analysis and design

Ronald J. Norman

(Prentice Hall series in information management)

Prentice Hall, c1996

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 411-420) and index

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ISBN 9780131229464

Description

This text explores information systems development - both analysis and design - using an object-oriented methodology combined with a relational database as part of the implementation. It focuses on the behavioural issues that significantly affect system development implementation. An instructor's manual is available as a supplement to this volume (0-13-231978-0).

Table of Contents

  • Part 1 Systems analysis and conceptual design: introduction
  • feasibility analysis and requirements determination
  • object-oriented methodology and model
  • objects, classes and patterns
  • object responsibilities
  • scenarios. Part 2 Physical design and implementation: systems design
  • output design
  • input design
  • file and database design
  • software construction and testing
  • implementing the system. Appendix - Miscellaneous systems analysis and design topics: information systems planning
  • prototyping
  • computer-aided software engineering (CASE)
  • software process improvement
  • the systems development challenge
  • project management
  • communication and electronic meetings
  • business process reengineering.
Volume

:pbk ISBN 9780132428194

Table of Contents

I. SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND CONCEPTUAL DESIGN. 1. Introduction. 2. Feasibility Analysis and Requirements Determination. 3. Object-Oriented Methodology and Model. 4. Objects and Classes. 5. Object Responsibilities: Attributes. 6. Object Responsibilities: Class and Object Connections. 7. Object Responsibilities: Services and Scenarios. II. PHYSICAL DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION. 8. Systems Design. 9. Output Design. 10. Input Design. 11. File and Database Design. 12. Software Construction and Testing. 13. Implementation. MODULES-MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN TOPICS. A. Information Systems Planning. B. Prototyping. C. Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE). D. Software Process Improvement. E. The Systems Development Challenge. F. Project Management. G. Communication and Electronic Meetings. H. Business Process Reengineering. Glossary. Bibliography-Object-Oriented Technology. Index.

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