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Preface
Part I Introduction
1.Introduction
2.Pro's and Cons of Object Orientation
Part II Management Issues
3.Object-Oriented Project Life Cycles
4.Managing Object-Oriented Projects
5.Object-Oriented Configuration Management
6.Object-Oriented Software Reuse
7.Beyond Objects: Critical Success Factors for Software Projects
Part III Object-Oriented Analysis
8.Overview of OOA
9.Discovering Objects
10.Object Structures and Class Hierarchies
11.Object Relationships
12.Object Attributes
13.Object Behavior
14.Object Services
Part IV Object-Oriented Design
15.Overview of OOD
16.OOD Notation
17.OO Design Architectures
18.Designing the Human Interface
19.Designing the Database
20.OOP and the Impact of Programming Languages
21.OO Goodness Criteria
22.OO Testing
Part V Case for OO
23.OO Case: What's Needed
24.OO Case: What's Available
Part VI How To Get Started
25.Revolution Versus Evolution
26.Is Now the Time For OO?
27.OO Training
28.The OO Battle Plan
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