Object models : strategies, patterns, and applications / Peter Coad with David North and Mark Mayfield.

1. Connie's Convenience store ( A point-of- sale application)
Getting started
In this Chapter
Identifying system purpose and features
Selecting Objects
Selecting problem-Domain objects
Applying Patterns: Select and organize problem-Domain Objects
etc

2. Wally's Warehouse ( A warehouse Application)
Identifying system purpose and features
Identify System features
Selecting problem-Domain objects
Applying Patterns: Select and organize problem-Domain Objects
Establishing responsibilities for the Problem-Domain objects
etc

3. Ollie's Order center (An order-Entry Application)
Getting started
In this Chapter
Identifying system purpose and features
Selecting Objects
Selecting problem-Domain objects
etc

4. Dani's Diverters (A Soft Real-Time Conveyance Application)
Identifying system purpose and features
Activities, Activities, Activities
Selecting problem-Domain objects
Applying Patterns: Select and organize problem-Domain Objects
etc

5. Andi's Autopilot(A Hard real-time control application)
Identifying system purpose and features
Selecting Objects
Selecting problem-Domain objects
Working out the Model
Working out the problem-domain dynamics with scenarios
etc.

6. All five Applications, at high Speed
The power of patterns
Patterns, supported by strategies
Connie's Convenience store ( A point-of- sale application)
Wally's Warehouse ( A warehouse Application)
Ollie's Order center (An order-Entry Application)
Dani's Diverters (A Soft Real-Time Conveyance Application)
Andi's Autopilot(A Hard real-time control application)
Wrap up
Congratulations

7. Strategies and Patterns Handbook
Strategies for Building object Models
Patterns for Building object models

Includes bibliographical references (p. 497-498) and index.

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