Books from Yourdon Press
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SAA: A Guide to Implementing IBM's Systems Application Architecture
By Jerrold M. GrochowSAA is IBM's blueprint for future software development in any organization using or interfacing with IBM computers. It represents IBM's attempt to bring order to the chaotic world of computer...
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Managing the Structured Techniques: Strategies for Software Development in the 1990's
By Edward YourdonManaging the Structured Techniques: Strategies for Software Development in the 1990's
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Mental Training of a Warrior: An Advanced Manual of Strategy and Principles for the Non-classical Martial Artist
By John M. La TourretteMental Training of a Warrior: An Advanced Manual of Strategy and Principles for the Non-classical Martial Artist
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Manufacturing Systems Analysis: With Application to Production Scheduling
By Michel BaudinManufacturing Systems Analysis: With Application to Production Scheduling
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The Practical Guide to Structured Systems Design
By Meilir Page-JonesThis book contributes to the literature documenting the structured revolution in computer systems development. It is an introductory-level structured design text which integrates new concepts, bridges the gap between analysis...
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Framing Software Reuse: Lessons from the Real World
By Paul G. BassettWritten by the inventor of the Bassett Frame Technology, this authoritative volume explains how IS cost-effectiveness can be dramatically improved through reuse technologies that really work.Explains basic concepts, especially the...
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Software Design: Methods & Techniques
By Lawrence J. PetersIntends to meet the need of software design guidance, by describing both methods (strategies, recommendations, or guidelines based on a philosophical view) and techniques (tactics or well advised “tricks of...
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Wicked Problems, Righteous Solutions: A Catalogue of Modern Software Engineering Paradigms
By Peter DeGrace, Leslie Hulet StahlThe book will review in a point/counter-point fashion all correct programming methodologies. It will show what's right or wrong with these and show where each can be most effectively used.
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Object-oriented Systems Analysis: A Model-driven Approach
By David W. Embley, Barry D. Kurtz, Scott N. WoodfieldThis book presents a new technique for analyzing software systems using an object-oriented approach. The technique is based on proven methods of data modelling and system behaviour specification that have...
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Object-oriented Systems Analysis: Modeling the World in Data
By Stephen J. Mellor, Sally ShlaerThis practical, how-to book lays the groundwork for an object-oriented approach to systems development through information modeling, a powerful technique for systems analysis. The approach focuses on identification, formalization, and...
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Assessment and Control of Software Risks
By Capers JonesAssessment and Control of Software Risks represents a cross-disciplinary effort which applies a format used in medical writing to software engineering. The book Control of Communicable Diseases in Man, published...
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SF Giants, an Oral History
By Mike MandelSF Giants, an Oral History
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Essential Systems Analysis
By Stephen M. McMenamin, John F. PalmerEssential Systems Analysis
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The Programmer's Survival Guide: Career Strategies for Computer Professionals
By Janet RuhlThe Programmer's Survival Guide: Career Strategies for Computer Professionals
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Disaster Recovery Planning: Managing Risk and Catastrophe in Information Systems
By Jon William ToigoDisaster Recovery Planning: Managing Risk and Catastrophe in Information Systems