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Object-Oriented Development: The Fusion Method by Derek Coleman

Object-Oriented Development: The Fusion Method

Derek Coleman

350 pages

Prentice Hall

Sep 1993

Hardcover

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Outlines the entire object-oriented software development process--from developing a requirements document, through an analysis phase, to developing OO models, to mapping design models onto implementation language constructs. Compares some of the most widely used analysis and design methods, and presents methods for achieving software reuse and management goals.

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