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This book is concerned with models and techniques that translate the architectural model of analysis into a detailed design and implementation of an effective computer-based system.
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Further Reading
Coad P. and Yourdon E. Object-oriented Analysis, 2nd edn, Yourdon Press, 1991
Parkinson J. Making CASE work NCC Blackwell, 1991
Schott F. and Olson M. Designing Usability in Systems: Driving for Normalcy, Datamation, 15 May 1988, pp 68–76
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Skidmore S. Introducing Systems Analysis NCC Blackwell, 1994
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Windsor J. Are Automated Tools Changing Systems Analysis and Design?, Journal of Systems Management, November 1986
Yourdon E. Whatever Happened to Structured Analysis, Datamation, 1 June 1986, pp 133–138
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Skidmore, S. (1996). Context. In: Introducing Systems Design. Computer Science Series. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25536-8_1
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