Introduction to Software Engineering Design Processes, Principles and Patterns with UML2

by Fox, Christopher

• ISBN13: 9780321410139
• ISBN10: 0321410130
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2006-05-02
• Publisher: Pearson

Summary

The focus ofIntroduction to Software Engineering Designis the processes, principles and practices used to design software products. The discipline of design, generic design processes, and managing design are introduced in Part I. Part II covers software product design, use case modeling, and user interface design. Part III of the book is its core and covers enginnering data anyalysis, including conceptual modeling, and both architectural and detailed engineering design. This book is for anyone interested in learning software design.

Table of Contents

Preface	ix
Part I Introduction	1	(68)
Chapter 1 A Discipline of Software Engineering Design	3	(30)
1.1 What Is Software Design?	3	(9)
1.2 Varieties of Design	12	(4)
1.3 Software Design in the Life Cycle	16	(8)
1.4 Software Engineering Design Methods*	24	(3)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	27	(6)
Chapter 2 Software Design Processes and Management	33	(36)
2.1 Specifying Processes with UML Activity Diagrams	33	(14)
2.2 Software Design Processes	47	(9)
2.3 Software Design Management*	56	(7)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	63	(6)
Part II Software Product Design	69	(122)
Chapter 3 Context of Software Product Design	71	(27)
3.1 Products and Markets	71	(3)
3.2 Product Planning	74	(5)
3.3 Project Mission Statement	79	(6)
3.4 Software Requirements Specification	85	(7)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	92	(6)
Chapter 4 Product Design Analysis	98	(22)
4.1 Product Design Process Overview	98	(6)
4.2 Needs Elicitation	104	(5)
4.3 Needs Documentation and Analysis	109	(6)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	115	(5)
Chapter 5 Product Design Resolution	120	(37)
5.1 Generating Alternative Requirements	121	(5)
5.2 Stating Requirements	126	(5)
5.3 Evaluating and Selecting Alternatives	131	(5)
5.4 Finalizing a Product Design	136	(6)
5.5 Prototyping	142	(7)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	149	(8)
Chapter 6 Designing with Use Cases	157	(34)
6.1 UML Use Case Diagrams	158	(10)
6.2 Use Case Descriptions	168	(10)
6.3 Use Case Models	178	(7)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	185	(6)
Part III Software Engineering Design	191	(270)
Chapter 7 Engineering Design Analysis	193	(33)
7.1 Introduction to Engineering Design Analysis	194	(6)
7.2 UML Class and Object Diagrams	200	(12)
7.3 Making Conceptual Models	212	(8)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	220	(6)
Chapter 8 Engineering Design Resolution	226	(27)
8.1 Engineering Design Resolution Activities	226	(5)
8.2 Engineering Design Principles	231	(2)
8.3 Modularity Principles	233	(11)
8.4 Implementability and Aesthetic Principles	244	(4)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	248	(5)
Chapter 9 Architectural Design	253	(34)
9.1 Introduction to Architectural Design	254	(5)
9.2 Specifying Software Architectures	259	(10)
9.3 UML Package and Component Diagrams	269	(8)
9.4 UML Deployment Diagrams*	277	(4)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	281	(6)
Chapter 10 Architectural Design Resolution	287	(31)
10.1 Generating and Improving Software Architectures	288	(12)
10.2 Evaluating and Selecting Software Architectures	300	(7)
10.3 Finalizing Software Architectures	307	(5)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	312	(6)
Chapter 11 Static Mid-Level Object-Oriented Design: Class Models	318	(41)
11.1 Introduction to Detailed Design	319	(5)
11.2 Advanced UML Class Diagrams	324	(12)
11.3 Drafting a Class Model	336	(9)
11.4 Static Modeling Heuristics	345	(7)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	352	(7)
Chapter 12 Dynamic Mid-Level Object-Oriented Design: Interaction Models	359	(36)
12.1 UML Sequence Diagrams	359	(15)
12.2 Interaction Design Process	374	(7)
12.3 Interaction Modeling Heuristics	381	(8)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	389	(6)
Chapter 13 Dynamic Mid-Level State-Based Design: State Models	395	(34)
13.1 UML State Diagrams	395	(12)
13.2 Advanced UML State Diagrams*	407	(8)
13.3 Designing with State Diagrams	415	(8)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	423	(6)
Chapter 14 Low-Level Design	429	(32)
14.1 Visibility, Accessibility, and Information Hiding	430	(9)
14.2 Operation Specification	439	(9)
14.3 Algorithm and Data Structure Specification*	448	(4)
14.4 Design Finalization	452	(4)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	456	(5)
Part IV Patterns in Software Design	461	(130)
Chapter 15 Architectural Styles	463	(27)
15.1 Patterns in Software Design	463	(4)
15.2 Layered Architectures	467	(6)
15.3 Other Architectural Styles	473	(13)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	486	(4)
Chapter 16 Mid-Level Object-Oriented Design Patterns	490	(20)
16.1 Collection Iteration	490	(8)
16.2 The Iterator Pattern	498	(6)
16.3 Mid-Level Design Pattern Categories	504	(2)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	506	(4)
Chapter 17 Broker Design Patterns	510	(30)
17.1 The Broker Category	510	(3)
17.2 The Façade and Mediator Patterns	513	(9)
17.3 The Adapter Patterns	522	(7)
17.4 The Proxy Pattern*	529	(5)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	534	(6)
Chapter 18 Generator Design Patterns	540	(28)
18.1 The Generator Category	540	(4)
18.2 The Factory Patterns	544	(9)
18.3 The Singleton Pattern	553	(4)
18.4 The Prototype Pattern*	557	(7)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	564	(4)
Chapter 19 Reactor Design Patterns	568	(23)
19.1 The Reactor Category	568	(4)
19.2 The Command Pattern	572	(6)
19.3 The Observer Pattern	578	(8)
Further Reading, Exercises, Review Quiz Answers	586
Appendices
Appendix A Glossary	591	(18)
Appendix B AquaLush Case Study	609	(80)
Appendix C References	689	(4)
Index	693