Introduction To Software Design With Java(1st Edition)

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Martin P Robillard

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ISBN: 3030240932, 978-3030240936

Book publisher: Springer

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Book Price $0 : This Textbook Provides An In-depth Introduction To Software Design, With A Focus On Object-oriented Design, And Using The Java Programming Language. Its Goal Is To Help Readers Learn Software Design By Discovering The Experience Of The Design Process. To This End, A Narrative Is Used That Introduces Each Element Of Design Know-how In Context, And Explores Alternative Solutions In That Context. The Narrative Is Supported By Hundreds Of Code Fragments And Design Diagrams.The First Chapter Is A General Introduction To Software Design. The Subsequent Chapters Cover Design Concepts And Techniques, Which Are Presented As A Continuous Narrative Anchored In Specific Design Problems. The Design Concepts And Techniques Covered Include Effective Use Of Types And Interfaces, Encapsulation, Composition, Inheritance, Design Patterns, Unit Testing, And Many More. A Major Emphasis Is Placed On Coding And Experimentation As A Necessary Complement To Reading The Text. To Support This Aspect Of The Learning Process, A Companion Website With Practice Problems Is Provided, And Three Sample Applications That Capture Numerous Design Decisions Are Included. Guidance On These Sample Applications Is Provided In A Section Called â??Code Explorationâ? At The End Of Each Chapter. Although The Java Language Is Used As A Means Of Conveying Design-related Ideas, The Bookâ??s Main Goal Is To Address Concepts And Techniques That Are Applicable In A Host Of Technologies.This Book Is Intended For Readers Who Have A Minimum Of Programming Experience And Want To Move From Writing Small Programs And Scripts To Tackling The Development Of Larger Systems. This Audience Naturally Includes Students In University-level Computer Science And Software Engineering Programs. As The Prerequisites To Specific Computing Concepts Are Kept To A Minimum, The Content Is Also Accessible To Programmers Without A Primary Training In Computing. In A Similar Vein, Understanding The Code Fragments Requires Only A Minimal Grasp Of The Language, Such As Would Be Taught In An Introductory Programming Course.