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Edward Yourdon Yourdon Press Computing Series: Case Studies in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (Bk/Disk)
Edward Yourdon Yourdon Press Computing Series: Case Studies in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (Bk/Disk)
Edward Yourdon Yourdon Press Computing Series: Case Studies in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (Bk/Disk)
Edward Yourdon Yourdon Press Computing Series: Case Studies in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (Bk/Disk)
Edward Yourdon Yourdon Press Computing Series: Case Studies in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (Bk/Disk)

Yourdon Press Computing Series: Case Studies in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (Bk/Disk)

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Written by a co-developer of one of the most popular OOA/OOD methods, this exceptionally practical and authoritative casebook shows how object-oriented analysis and design are actually practiced in developing real systems--i.e., shows the insight (rather than the technique) that was applied to each point in a solution--false starts and all.

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Yourdon Press Computing Series: Case Studies in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (Bk/Disk), Edward Yourdon, Carl A. Argila

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1996
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Inglese
Pubblicato
1996
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Copertina rigida
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384
ISBN10
0133051374
ISBN13
9780133051377
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Saggistica, Tecnologia & Ingegneria, Computer & Internet, USA
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Written by a co-developer of one of the most popular OOA/OOD methods, this exceptionally practical and authoritative casebook shows how object-oriented analysis and design are actually practiced in developing real systems--i.e., shows the insight (rather than the technique) that was applied to each point in a solution--false starts and all.