Data Structure and Software Development

In an Object-oriented Domain - Java Edition

Jean-Paul Tremblay, Grant A. Cheston

1170 pages, parution le 24/02/2003

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Résumé

For one or two term Sophomore/Junior level courses in Data Structures and Software Design. This text provides students with a strong introduction to basic data structures, object-oriented analysis and design, and fundamental software design concepts and principles.
The authors begin with the traditional basic data structures and algorithms, with their Java implementation and analysis. Then, employing UML notation, a ten step process is given to design a large software system, including a case study designing a simple bank system. In the remainder of the book, intermediate-level data structures and software design techniques are given.

Combination of data structures and software development, allows students to learn how to use data structures in context of object oriented software development.
Basic software engineering concepts - Presented at a suitable level for second or third year students, teaches students real world software engineering skills they can later use in their careers.
Many concepts and techniques are introduced on an as-needed basis, making the material less overwhelming for students.
Extensive use of UML diagrams - Includes inheritance, context, sequence, collaboration, class, high-level architecture, and subsystem.
Abstract Data Types (ADTs) are discussed early - Presented from the axiomatic, constructive, and the postcondition approaches using an object-oriented notation, shows students how to use ADTs for object oriented software development.
Portrays software relationships to students.
Full chapter on software testing - Deals with traditional black box and white box test-case generation techniques, as well as testing techniques for object-oriented software.

Contents

1. State of Software Development.
2. Java Basics.
3. Objects and Classes.
4. Arrays and Strings.
5. Array Algorithms and Their Analysis.
6. Abstract Data Types and Their Implementation.
7. List Fundamentals.
8. Advanced List Concepts and the Uos Data Structure Library.
9. Stacks.
10. Recursion.
12. Object-Oriented Development: An Example.
13. Trees.
14. Elementary Problem Modeling and System Design.
15. Principles of Software Design.
16. Software Testing.
17. Bags, Sets, and Dictionaries.
18 Sorting.
19. Graphs.
20. Files.
Appendix A. Java Tutorial.
Appendix B. Analysis of Java Data Structures.
Appendix C. Math Primer.

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Prentice Hall
Auteur(s)	Jean-Paul Tremblay, Grant A. Cheston
Parution	24/02/2003
Nb. de pages	1170
Format	21 x 26
Couverture	Broché
Poids	2250g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780137879533
ISBN13	978-0-13-787953-3