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Large-scale software systems used by government and corporations-they're anything but simple, but object-oriented programming has made these systems far easier to manage through software reuse. Now comes a trailblazing resource-based on the authors' 30-plus years of industry experience-that goes a long way in simplifying the process of software reuse itself: Software Reuse: Domain Analysis and Design Processes. The first-ever book to focus on domain analysis and design processes, it lays out an innovative, comprehensive, and unified approach to large-scale software projects-integrating object-oriented components, design patterns, and conversion tools that expand the functions of single-purpose code to other uses. From the Back Cover
Large-scale software systems used by government and corporations--they are anything but simple, but object-oriented programming has made these systems far easier to manage through software reuse. Now comes a trailblazing resource that goes a long way in simplifying the process of software reuse itself: Software Reuse: Domain Analysis and Design Processes. The first book to focus on domain analysis and design processes, it lays out an innovative, comprehensive, and unified approach to large-scale software projects--one that integrates object-oriented components, design patterns, and conversion tools that make code written for one purpose serve other uses. Based on more than 30 years of industry experience, the authors' new domain analysis techniques can help managers, analysts, and developers: halt the rapidly rising curve of software costs; obtains higher project success rates; increase product maintainability and reliability; cut development delays; improve application performance; contribute to the evolution of a common component warehouse; gain greater portability, scalability, and standardization. Ever since the first code was written for the first computer, software reuse has been both a sought-after opportunity and an intransigent problem. No longer. Software Reuse gives large-scale development projects a realistic roadmap to a reachable goal that will pay enormous dividends for many, many years to come. About the Author
JAG SODHI is well-known as an author, lecturer, and consultant. He has developed and conducted training in software engineering for government and industry organizations, and is the author of six bestselling books, including Software Engineering: Methods, Management, and CASE Tools; Software Requirements: Analysis and Specifications; and Object-Oriented Methods for Software Development, all published by McGraw-Hill. PRINCE SODHI is a senior consultant at IBIS Consulting. He is an expert in several programming languages and in distributed computing applications in multiple-tier, client-server environments. He is completing a doctorate in scientific computing, and is co-author of the book Object-Oriented Methods for Software Development, from McGraw-Hill. Back to Software Reuse
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