Software Engineering & Object Oriented Modeling
Published on 21. February 2013
85 pages
978-1-4566-1254-2 (ISBN)
Description
Software Engineering and Object Oriented Modeling: This book is specially written for those who are interested in understanding software engineering and Object Oriented Modeling concepts using UML in the Computer Engineering and Information technology field and want to gain enhanced knowledge about the power of UML Language in software development.
Also everyone with interest in learning UML for Software Engineering for application development can refer to this book to get the knowledge about various features of this subject.
Also everyone with interest in learning UML for Software Engineering for application development can refer to this book to get the knowledge about various features of this subject.
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Content
- Intro
- Software Engineering and Object Oriented Modeling
- Copyright © 2012 Jitendra Patel
- Dedication
- PREFACE
- Chapter 1 Software Engineering: Disciplined Software Development
- Why is software engineering different from programming?
- Technology Invariance and Skills Survival
- Towards a Disciplined Realistic Software Development Process
- Chapter 2 Coordination in Team-based Software Development: Role of the "Blueprint"
- Team Work: The Need for Coordination
- Software Blueprint: A Mediating Element for Team Coordination.
- Chapter 3 Project Management Tools: Timeline Charts and Project Schedule Estimation
- Planning and scheduling the activities for Your Project: Gantt and PERT Charts
- Gantt Chart
- PERT Chart
- Definitions:
- Software Cost Estimation
- Source Lines of Code
- The Scale Drivers
- Cost Drivers
- COCOMO II Effort Equation
- Effort Adjustment Factor
- COCOMO II Schedule Equation
- Staffing Levels
- Incremental Efficiency
- Relation to the Speedup Model
- The SCED Cost Driver
- Chapter 4 Introduction to the Unified Software Development Process and OO Analysis
- The Unified Software Development Process
- Limitations of the Unified Process
- Design of a PERT Chart Tool: Example of ULM Concepts
- Use Cases
- Analysis
- Design
- Implementation
- Test
- Chapter 5 UML Diagrams and How to Use Them
- Why is UML important?
- Use case diagrams
- Medical clinic diagram, expanded
- Class diagrams
- Aggregation and Composition
- Packages and objects
- Object diagrams
- Sequence diagrams
- Collaboration diagrams
- Statechart diagrams
- Activity diagrams
- Component and deployment diagrams
- Chapter 6: Towards a Systems Methodology for Object-Oriented Software Analysis
- A Short Review of the System Modeling Methodology
- Hierarchy of System specifications
- Modeling
- System morphisms as a fundamental means for building abstractions
- Use case driven design in the system modeling perspective
- Improved Software Development Process
- System-centered approach for use case descriptions
- Architecture for embedded systems
- System morphisms as a means to build information models
- Application Example: Elevator Control System
- Summary
- Chapter 7 Getting the Big Picture: Hierarchical Modular Component Architecture
- Systems Hierarchical Modular Composition Framework
- Example - The Elevator Revisited
- Combining the Hierarchical and Object Views
- Summary
- Chapter 8 Object Behavior Specification
- Is an Object Specification Unambiguous, Complete and Consistent?
- State Equation-based Object Behavior Specification
- An State-Equation OBS is Unambiguous, Complete and Consistent
- Example: Read/Write Access
- Definition of Object Behavior
- Chapter 9 Containers: An Object Behavior Specification
- Class entity
- Container Base Class
- Ensemble Methods
- Examples
- Container Subclasses: Unordered
- Bags and Sets
- Class set
- Class Relation
- Class Function
- Problems
- Chapter 10 Ordered Containers and Their Implementation
- Class Order
- Stacks and Queues
- Object Behavior Specifications for Stack and Queue
- List as a Subclass of Order
- Chapter 11 Testing Based on Behavior Specification
- The Look-and-See Method
- Testing Rudiments
- Blueprint-Based Testing
- Constructing Behavior Samples
- Normal Behavior Example: Testing the Alarm Class
- Testing Constructors for Correct Initialization
- State Transition-based Testing
- Chapter 12 Systems Based Testing Methodology in Relation UML
- References
