Software engineering a practitioners approach

By:

Roger S Pressman

Contributor(s):

PRESSMAN (Roger S)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Boston. McGraw-Hill Higher Education., 2001Edition: 5Description: xxviii,860p. PB 23x18cmISBN:

9780071202510

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DDC classification:

001.6425 PRES 23

Summary: This work has been updated to include chapters on Web engineering and component-based software engineering. It provides a greater emphasis on UML, in-depth coverage of testing and metrics for object-orientated systems and discussion about management and technical topics in software engineering.

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This work has been updated to include chapters on Web engineering and component-based software engineering. It provides a greater emphasis on UML, in-depth coverage of testing and metrics for object-orientated systems and discussion about management and technical topics in software engineering.

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