UML Explained(絕)
- 20本以上，享 8.5折
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- 一般書籍
- ISBN：9780201721829
- 作者：Kendall Scott
- 版次：1
- 年份：2001
- 出版商：Pearson Education
- 頁數/規格：151頁/平裝單色
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UML Explained is an approachable, non-technical introduction to the Unified Modeling Language (UML) for students. It serves as an introduction to the standard graphical notation for modeling the elements, structure, and behaviors of object-oriented software systems. Assuming no prior knowledge of the UML, object-oriented design, or programming fundamentals, this book fully explains basic concepts and terminology such as objects, classes, and use cases. It shows how the UML integrates with an iterative and incremental process. Numerous sample UML diagrams and a running example throughout the book help you understand how to apply the UML to real-world software development. Also included is a comprehensive glossary of important terms.
UML Explained is an approachable, non-technical introduction to the Unified Modeling Language (UML) for students. It serves as an introduction to the standard graphical notation for modeling the elements, structure, and behaviors of object-oriented software systems. Assuming no prior knowledge of the UML, object-oriented design, or programming fundamentals, this book fully explains basic concepts and terminology such as objects, classes, and use cases. It shows how the UML integrates with an iterative and incremental process. Numerous sample UML diagrams and a running example throughout the book help you understand how to apply the UML to real-world software development. Also included is a comprehensive glossary of important terms.
Table of Contents
1. Why the UML?
2. The UML and Process.
3. Identifying Relevant Real-World Things.
4. Capturing Requirements.
5. Expressing How Things Work Together.
6. Refining the Structure of Things.
7. Describing Flows.
8. Tracking the Lives of Things.
9. Showing How Groups of Things Work Together.
10. Describing How Things Will Be Built.
1. Why the UML?
2. The UML and Process.
3. Identifying Relevant Real-World Things.
4. Capturing Requirements.
5. Expressing How Things Work Together.
6. Refining the Structure of Things.
7. Describing Flows.
8. Tracking the Lives of Things.
9. Showing How Groups of Things Work Together.
10. Describing How Things Will Be Built.
Kendall Scott is a UML trainer and consultant. With more than sixteen years of experience as a technical writer, he is skilled in converting complex, technical material into understandable and easy-to-use manuals.
