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From: JTangney@cup.portal.com (John Dominic Tangney)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.smalltalk,comp.lang.c++
Subject: OO Analysis, Design
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Date: 15 Feb 89 19:22:34 GMT
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Hi
I need to put together a presentation to my boss on Object Oriented Analysis
and design -- or at least analysis methodolgies which are appropriate if we
are intending to go towards OO design and implementation. Help!!

I came across a methodology called Information modelling (course by Project
Technology). There are some problems with it, which tend to lead one away from
an Object Oriented approach... We may still go with it in the absence of any
other appropriate approach.

Does anyone know of an Analysis methodology (or at least a notational regimen)
which supports and leads naturally into OO design and implementation? Further,
any info on OO Design (and I mean *real* OO -- pbably implemented in Smalltalk
or at worst, C++ -- no flthat please) would be highly appreciated.

Y'see, these groups are not just for people to ask where they can get free 
compilers :-) :-) :-)

Reply by email if possible, or post for a discussion.
TIA
john tangney