Working with objects: the Ooram software engineering method
Manning Publications, Greenwich, CT, (1996)Abstract
The main theme of this book is to describe complex phenomena as
structures of interacting objects. Object technology is applicable to a
wide range of phenomena on many different levels. Examples are
work procedures on the enterprise level; large-scale applications on
the systems level; and small, technical details on the program design
level.
The goals of the book are
1. To provide a comprehensive description of the object paradigm and its applications
2. To show how it supports a number of different views on the same model; permitting the analyst to work with a data-centered approach, a process-centered approach, or a combination of the two.
3. To show how very large and complex systems can be described by a number of distinct models.
4. To show how composite models can be derived from simpler base models.
5. To describe a number of powerful reuse techniques.
6. To describe how a systematic policy of reuse impacts work processes and organization.
7. To show how very large systems can be described and managed in a decentralized manner without central control.
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