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Software Design: From Programming to Architecture
Software Design: From Programming to Architecture
Eric J. Braude, Boston Univ.
ISBN: 978-0-471-20459-6
©2004
576 pages
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Hallmark Features
  • Various design patterns, with detailed explanations, provide essential tools for academic and professional growth.
  • Examples of how to apply all the design patterns covered, with complete Java code for most examples.
  • Chapters on component technology motivate readers with highly engaging topics, such as JavaBeans.
  • Includes an extensive discussion of UML (Unified Modeling Language), with many UML samples and exercises.
  • Reviews the goals and objectives of good software design.
  • Provides chapters on C# and .NET (The book's main language is Java, but the author includes an overview of C# to show the application of Component technology in .NET).
  • Includes an introductory chapter on software process.
  • Web-based "starter" code for many of the exercises enables readers to learn concepts hands-on, without having to start every programming assignment from scratch.
 

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