Publisher: Prentice Hall, 1988, 144 pages
ISBN: 0-13-629023-X
Keywords: IT Architecture
This practical, how-to book lays the groundwork for an object-oriented approach to systems development through information modeling, a powerful technique for systems analysis. The approach focuses on identification, formalization, and verification of expert knowledge from diverse business, engineering, and technical disciplines as a means of determining the intrinsic information requirements of the system. The technique is appropriate for rich and complex problem environments (real-time control systems, decision support systems, or knowledge-based systems) as well as for straightforward applications with minimal processing requirements (database problems, for example).
This is the only book that treats the subject in enough detail to tell an individual practioner:
Rich in examples and light on theory, Object-Oriented Systems Analysis presents material in a "picturebook" style to draw the reader into an assumptionless frame of mind, which aids in a true understanding of the subject. Many model fragments are used throughout to illustrate the general presentation, and two fully-developedexample models are provided in the appendices.
The OO world explained very simple. Too simple to be enjoyable, as most people doesn't appreciate being assumed to be complete idiots.
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