Data Structures and Software Development in an Object-oriented DomainFor 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. |
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Data Structures and Software Development in an Object-oriented Domain Jean-Paul Tremblay,Grant A. Cheston No preview available - 2001 |
Data Structures and Software Development in an Object Oriented Domain, Java ... Tremblay No preview available - 2003 |
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abstract class abstract data type algorithm Analysis application approach array attributes BasicBox binary tree bubble sort chapter class invariant client cohesion command constructor container count created current item data structure data type defined delete discussed equals error example exception execution expression expression tree function given in Figure handle height-balanced tree implementation inheritance initial input insert instance variable integer interaction interface interior node isEmpty iterator Java language lineOfCredit linked list loop merge sort method newArray null number of items object-oriented obtain output package parameter postcondition precondition priority queue problem public class public int public void recurrence relation recursive reference type relationship requirements result right subtree root sequence diagram shown in Figure software development sort algorithm specification stack statement static student subsystems taxonomy Teller throw toString type Object