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Eric Tarkington
The
UML tools are not enough -- this book teaches how to use other techniques
and best practices that are not part of the UML, but make the UML easier
and more effective.
UML
Iterations is the working title of a nearly-complete book about
the Unified Modeling Language, and it is now in search of a publisher.
Designed
as a text for an upper-level undergraduate course in object oriented systems
analysis and design, this book has textbook features that are missing in
the best competing books on the UML:
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Exercises
for each chapter
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Each chapter
corresponds to a week
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Tools
and concepts pre-tested with hundreds of live students
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A very
extensive case study (> 50 pages!) illustrating all of the main tools and
practices
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Case study
documents with examples and blank sections, for students to fill in during
course work
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Templates
for the documents used in analysis and design
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PowerPoint
presentations available in the teacher portion of the website
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These
same features make the book a powerful source for experienced system developers
learning the UML.
This book
supplies a very exact prescription for coordinating UML tools within the
popular, new, iterative development process. It doesn't stop with
loose guidelines -- it gives clear instructions for how to take development
products from one UML tool to another.
Each
UML tool is described along with the indispensible development team activities
and best practices that enable system analysts, designers, and managers
to answer the big questions --
What
are we doing now?
What
are we doing next?
Who
do we need to do it?
(See
the Table of Contents.)
Publishers,
please contact etarking@ooadvocate.com, or via: Eric Tarkington,
1383 Iverson St. NE, Atlanta, GA
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