Practical Object-Oriented Development With Uml and Java

If you're a busy professional software analyst or developer working on large systems, and you do not have the time to take a class, you can get up to speed on object-oriented (OO) technology using Unified Modeling Language and Java with this book. It is a self-teaching guide, written by two industry leaders, that helps you to understand the differences between OO analysis, OO design, and OO programming. FEATURES Offers a detailed discussion of the primary principles of object orientation from the perspective of a Java implementation. Introduces Use Cases in depth as a means of developing a specification model. Includes a broad range of analysis approaches that can be tailored to a specific organization and recommends the easiest approaches for novices. Provides detailed material on capturing dynamic behaviors with considerable material on how to design and implement it. Introduces the Java Standard Extension in sufficient detail, including programming examples, that a student can incorporate the high power classes provided with Java. Covers how relationships are implemented in Java, including aggregation and associations.Lee, Richard C. is the author of 'Practical Object-Oriented Development With Uml and Java', published 2002 under ISBN 9780130672384 and ISBN 0130672386.