OO book overview

China UML Forum
OO book overview
Speaker: adams
Posting Time:, January 1, December 29, 2000
From: (202.104.108.163)
OOA & OOD book recommendations, a brief introduction to domestic books in UML planters. The following are some of my views on books and hope to help you. Note: the books in the book name number appear in the "domestic books" of the UML seeding machine.
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Compilation of object-oriented modeling and design: Beijing: People's Post and Telecommunications Press. 1998/11
This book is generally translated, and its terms are not normalized, making it difficult to read. But if you can hold on, you will find that the method is actually OMT.
Method: it describes and breaks down the system through static behaviors, dynamic behaviors, and functions. In addition, there are some simple examples.
Symbol: it is an OMT symbol, which is very similar to UML. After reading this book, you will have a different understanding of UML and OOA/D.
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Ronald J. Norman, translated by Zhou Zhiying, Xiao Benfang, Chai Hongjun
This book has an English photocopy. However, the translation level is sufficient to surprise you. This book and
"Object-Oriented Analysis", "Object-Oriented Design", two workbooks, translated by Peter Coad, Edward Yourdon, and Wei Weizhong, published by Peking University Press. The original book was written in 1991. China's first book on object-oriented analysis and design.
"Practical Object-Oriented Software Engineering Tutorial", written in December 1995 by Edward Yourdon, Carl Argila, electronics industry press.
"Object-oriented system analysis", Ma Weizhong, Yang Fuqing, Tsinghua University, Guangxi Science and technology publication, first version in December 1998.
It should be a system. They all adopt the COAD/YOURDON methodology.
Where,
"Object-oriented analysis" and "object-oriented design" are relatively early, not very organized, and are easy to confuse.
"Practical Object-Oriented Software Engineering Tutorial" is actually a practice of YOURDONG, which provides two examples. Reading independently makes it easy to feel like a blind person.
The two Chinese OO masters of "object-oriented system analysis" have their own values and are more suitable for China's national conditions. However, the content is still somewhat outdated. After all, it is based on "object-oriented analysis" and "object-oriented design. If you read three books together, you will feel like-a huge copy of the world's articles-I don't know who COAD & YOURDON copied their articles !?
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There are also some foreign original documents that are difficult to read without the OO Foundation.