
Unified Software Engineering With Java
Pearson (Publisher)
Published on 27. July 2006
Book
Hardback
640 pages
978-0-13-047376-9 (ISBN)
Description
Unified Software Engineering with Java is ideal for courses in introductory software engineering, Java programming, Java software engineering, and software development methodology with Java, offered in departments of computer science, computer and information sciences, software engineering, information systems, and information technology.
Today's programmers need more than just programming prowess - they need to understand object-oriented design, software quality assurance, and software project management. This unique text teaches the fundamentals of Java programming in the context of object-oriented software engineering and a Unified-Process-based software development methodology. Written with the understanding that the introduction to software engineering and Java can be daunting, this text uses illustrative examples and real-life applications to make learning easier.
Today's programmers need more than just programming prowess - they need to understand object-oriented design, software quality assurance, and software project management. This unique text teaches the fundamentals of Java programming in the context of object-oriented software engineering and a Unified-Process-based software development methodology. Written with the understanding that the introduction to software engineering and Java can be daunting, this text uses illustrative examples and real-life applications to make learning easier.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 184 mm
Width: 244 mm
Thickness: 28 mm
Weight
1072 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-047376-9 (9780130473769)
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Persons
Dr. Georges Merx is an Associate Professor and the Chair of the Department
of Computer and Information Sciences at San Diego Mesa College. He also
regularly teaches courses as a visiting professor at University of
California, San Diego (Department of Computer Science and Engineering) as
well as UCSD Extension and National University. In addition to his teaching
practice, Dr. Merx has over twenty years of industry experience in software
development as a software engineer, human interface architect, manager, and
company executive.
Dr. Merx holds a Ph.D. in Education from Claremont Graduate University
(joint program with San Diego State University), as well as M.S. and B.S.
degrees in Information Systems from SDSU.
Dr. Ronald J.Norman is an internationally known speaker, author, educator
and researcher. He has written over a million lines of code and built
hundreds of business applications for dozens of global enterprises. He has published
over three dozen software engineering articles and written an object-oriented software
engineering book.
Dr. Norman is currently a Professor at National University in San Diego,
California. He has held field technical leadership and mentoring positions
with Borland, TogetherSoft, Ivis Technologies, and Data Based Decisions,
Inc., as well as a long tenured professorship at San Diego State University.
Norman holds B.S. and M.S. degrees as well as a Ph.D. - all related to the
software industry - and is also a Certified Computer Professional.
of Computer and Information Sciences at San Diego Mesa College. He also
regularly teaches courses as a visiting professor at University of
California, San Diego (Department of Computer Science and Engineering) as
well as UCSD Extension and National University. In addition to his teaching
practice, Dr. Merx has over twenty years of industry experience in software
development as a software engineer, human interface architect, manager, and
company executive.
Dr. Merx holds a Ph.D. in Education from Claremont Graduate University
(joint program with San Diego State University), as well as M.S. and B.S.
degrees in Information Systems from SDSU.
Dr. Ronald J.Norman is an internationally known speaker, author, educator
and researcher. He has written over a million lines of code and built
hundreds of business applications for dozens of global enterprises. He has published
over three dozen software engineering articles and written an object-oriented software
engineering book.
Dr. Norman is currently a Professor at National University in San Diego,
California. He has held field technical leadership and mentoring positions
with Borland, TogetherSoft, Ivis Technologies, and Data Based Decisions,
Inc., as well as a long tenured professorship at San Diego State University.
Norman holds B.S. and M.S. degrees as well as a Ph.D. - all related to the
software industry - and is also a Certified Computer Professional.
Content
Preface
1. Introduction to Java in the Context of Software Engineering
2. Experimenting With Classes and Objects
3. The Structure and Syntax of Java
4. Design and Development of Java Applications
5. Architecture-Driven Component Development
6. Introduction to Distributed Computing Concepts
7. Interfacing with Users
8. Implementing Java Programs
9. Software Quality Assurance
10. Information Management in Java
11. Reality Check: Java Programs in the Real World
12. Software Integration and Deployment
13. Java on Various Computer Platforms
14. Advanced Topics in Java Software Engineering
15. The Unified Modeling Language: A Primer
1. Introduction to Java in the Context of Software Engineering
2. Experimenting With Classes and Objects
3. The Structure and Syntax of Java
4. Design and Development of Java Applications
5. Architecture-Driven Component Development
6. Introduction to Distributed Computing Concepts
7. Interfacing with Users
8. Implementing Java Programs
9. Software Quality Assurance
10. Information Management in Java
11. Reality Check: Java Programs in the Real World
12. Software Integration and Deployment
13. Java on Various Computer Platforms
14. Advanced Topics in Java Software Engineering
15. The Unified Modeling Language: A Primer