HFOOAD Chapter 2 – Give them what they want
–Originally published at Elu's Object Oriented Analysis Blog In this chapter, it was explained in detail how requirements and use cases work, how to apply
TC2004 Analysis and Modeling of Software Systems
A Connected Course
–Originally published at Elu's Object Oriented Analysis Blog In this chapter, it was explained in detail how requirements and use cases work, how to apply
–Originally published at Elu's Object Oriented Analysis Blog A software development life cycle is a series of steps that have to be done in order
–Originally published at S' Nami Bog. Servitas Vitae I wanted to know more about Software Development Life Cycle or shorten would be SDLC. First of
–Originally published at Joachin's Singularity Reading through Chapter 1 of Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design I found a couple of good thing to point
–Originally published at David TC2004v2 Or Life cycles, if you will. Image via Flickr, @awesomefallen All software projects have a lifecycle, like most things. It
–Originally published at Joachin's Singularity All life on earth fulfills the cycle of life; born, grow, reproduce and, finally, die. In software it’s sort
–Originally published at David TC2004v2 Well, guess who is taking the same class again from last semester with Ken? Yup, that’s me. Queue your sitcom
–Originally published at Elu's Object Oriented Analysis Blog The first chapter, Great Software Begins Here, talks about the three steps to design not only software that
–Originally published at S' Nami Bog. Servitas Vitae This is the first blog which will be based on Chapter 1. First of I would like
–Originally published at S' Nami Bog. Servitas Vitae Ken told us to do the first five exercises as quiz from the 46. Here are the