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ISBN: 0442805845
ISBN13: 9780442805845

Composite/Structured Design

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ISBN: 0442805845
ISBN13: 9780442805845

Conditions

A read copy, but remains in excellent condition.

Conditions

A read copy, but remains in excellent condition.

Book Overview

"It is well known that not only are design errors more frequent than coding errors in the production of software, but that they also take more time to be detected and corrected. It is the thesis of this book that a proper design methodology can produce programs of higher reliability and extensibility. The author presents an impressive set of guidelines and principles to aid in the design of medium- to large-sized programs, as well as examples that show proper application of the methodology. Most chapters in the book contain exercises that test the reader's understanding of the material presented, and a complete set of answers is provided at the end." This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:
Hardcover
Language:
English
ISBN:
0442805845
ISBN13:
9780442805845
Release Date:
January 1978
Publisher:
Van Nostrand Reinhold
Length:
174 Pages
Weight:
1.10 lbs.
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Composite/Structured Design

Take a look at Myer's book if you are interested in the details of how the coupling of your system and the cohesion of your modules affect the quality of your design. Tom DeMarco dixit.

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Well written. Easily read. The best. A must read.

I read this book 20 years ago and I am still recommending it. WE NEED A REPRINTING!

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A classic for every programmer's library

Although it's nearly 20 years old, this book presents principles of software design that remain valid in today's client-server, object-oriented technologies. I know of no other work that so clearly communicates the concepts of modular program structure and the criteria for measuring it.

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