successful engineering information specifications

books:

Business Models: A Guide for Business and IT

3 reviews
Haim Kilov

Prentice Hall PTR, 2002

Great for beginners!
I found the book, Business Models, very accessible to a beginner like myself. This book brings modeling down to its simplest terms and shows that modeling is a powerful and practical tool. The art of abstraction will make my business life and even my everyday life simpler and easier.

Business Specifications: The Key to Successful Software Engineering

8 reviews
Haim Kilov

Prentice Hall, 1998

Understandable
I work in a financial firm and always wanted to find out what modeling is all about. I could not understand books about object oriented analysis or uml, they do not ring a bell at all. I do not care about toy examples like students and professors and about stick figures. But I easily understood this book and used it with other business staff and my development team to achieve a shared ...

Information Modeling: An Object-Oriented Approach (Prentice Hall Object-Oriented Series)

2 reviews
Haim Kilov, James Ross

Prentice Hall PTR, 1994

CRUD for initiated
I was surprised to find no image of the cover of this book and no customer reviews. At the second thought, it makes sense. This book is for IT practitioners with solid theoreteical background in Computer Science. The book is not complex, but requires patience. It is about all the object-oriented theory behind the most fundamental behaviour of object instances - Create - Read - Update - Delete. ...