Object-Oriented Analysis and Design: Understanding System Development with UML 2.0 1st Edition

You know if I pay [...] bucks for a kindle edition of a book, I think I can reasonably assume it will be legible. In this version there are rendering errors everywhere, titles in particular look like CAPTCHAS. There are absolutely no chapter markers or links. As a guide to learning it is un-usable. You'll see a reference to a figure and have to wait 5 pages to see it. Is it too much to ask for a little hyperlinking!Perhaps the print version is worth the price tag, but I'm angry as hell about the kindle edition. #fail

Excellent, easy to read book. I purchased this book because I need it for a computer science class I had. The author does a great job in explaining all the difficult concepts in plain English, many times using examples of everyday things or events to convey his point across. Great book.

This is an excellent book on the subjects of OOAD.The chapter are organized in a very thoughtful and correct way.The book thoroughly covers all of the fundamental concepts of object oriented design and is also useful in giving a working acquaintance with UML.Especially, all important Object Oriented Analysis and Design concepts appear in this book, and are presented in clear, easy-to-understand formats.This is one of the best technical books I have read.I really recommed it!

I have been teaching OOA/OOD for many years and I have found that this book is one of the best for beginners from theoretical and practical views. You can get a global view of analysis and design process and go event to the development phases (java, distributed systems etc..)The chapters organization is very good and can be followed during a semester course. Moreover, there are very good exercises to be discussed in class.Finally, the book website offers a very good test (it could be used by students for exam preparation) and additional exercises, you can have a look. I really recommend it.