Using the Booch Method: A Rational Approach

by Iseult White

This "How To" guide describes the process and pragmatics of the Booch method from a user perspective. Using a case study, the book describes the different steps, techniques, and problem-solving approaches in object analysis and design. The various members of the Rational Software Corporation consulting team have successfully applied these techniques and processes in hundreds of projects over the past ten years. *Presents basic concepts that help the reader to understand the iterative development. *Includes a complete case study from requirements to analysis and design. *Provides a step-by-step approach to analysis and design. *Incorporates Grady Booch's unified notation as described in Object-Oriented Analysis and Designwith Applications, Second Edition. *Introduces the reader to well-proven techniques for solving real-world analysis and design problems. *Contains an easy to understand case study of domain modeling. For information on other books in the Booch Series, connect to our Object-Oriented Software Engineering Series home page. 0805306145B04062001

224 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Tom Walsh]

no, this is not a spin-off of the Kama sutra. It's a method to produce quick models for specs and offers quicker implementation procedures for projects.