Chapter I Introduction
1.1 What Is Object Orientation?， 1
1.2 What Is OO Development?， 3
1.3 OO Themes， 6
1.4 Evidence for Usefulness of OO Development， 8
1.5 OO Modeling History， 9
1.6 Organization of This Book， 9
Bibliographic Notes， 10
References， 11
Exercises， 11
Part 1： Modeling Concepts
Chapter 2 Modeling as a Design Technique
2.1 Modeling， 15
2.2 Abstraction， 16
2.3 The Three Models， 16
2.4 Chapter Summary， 18
Bibliographic Notes， 19
Exercises， 19
Chapter 3 Class Modeling
3.1 Object and Class Concepts， 21
3.2 Link and Association Concepts， 27
3.3 Generalization and Inheritance， 37
3.4 A Sample Class Model， 41
3.5 Navigation of Class Models， 43
3.6 Practical Tips， 48
3.7 Chapter Summary， 49
Bibliographic Notes， 50
References， 51
Exercises， 52
Chapter 4 Advanced Class Modeling
4.1 Advanced Object and Class Concepts， 60
4.2 Association Ends， 63
4.3 N.ary Associations， 64
4.4 Aggregation， 66
4.5 Abstract Classes， 69
4.6 Multiple Inheritance， 70
4.7 Metadata， 75
4.8 Reification， 76
4.9 Constraints， 77
4.10 Derived Data， 79
4.11 Packages， 80
4.12 Practical Tips， 81
4.13 Chapter Summary， 82
Bibliographic Notes， 83
References， 83
Exercises， 83
Chapter 5 State Modeling
5.1 Events， 90
5.2 States， 92
5.3 Transitions and Conditions， 94
5.4 State Diagrams， 95
5.5 State Diagram Behavior， 99
5.6 Practical Tips， 103
5.7 Chapter Summary， 103
Bibliographic Notes， 105
References， 106
Exercises， 106
Chapter 6 Advanced State Modeling
6.1 Nested State Diagrams， 110
6.2 Nested States， 111
6.3 Signal Generalization， 114
6.4 Concurrency， 114
6.5 A Sample State Model， 118
6.6 Relation of Class and State Models， 123
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