Object-Oriented Modeling and Design by James…

Object-Oriented Modeling and Design (edition 1990)

by James R Rumbaugh

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Object-oriented modelling and design promote better understanding of requirements, cleaner designs and more maintainable systems. Often, books on related subjects rely on programming and coding, forcing readers to think in terms of the computer, and not the application.

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Title:	Object-Oriented Modeling and Design
Authors:	James R Rumbaugh
Info:	Prentice Hall (1990), Hardcover, 500 pages
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