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- From: stevens@longwood.cs.ucf.edu (John Stevens)
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- Subject: Re: Importance of Booch Methodology?
- Date: 28 Mar 1996 10:38:43 -0500
- Organization: University of Central Florida
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- Mark (marktoma@dorsai.org) wrote:
- : How important is it for one to know the Booch methodology of
- : object-oriented design when applying for a programming job?
-
- : Mark Toma
- : marktoma@dorsai.org
-
- Mark,
-
- I am working on a project where we are using the Booch methodology and
- simultaneously trying to hire people. IMO it is far more important to
- have a good understanding of the OOD principles than a specific methodology,
- even though I am using it. I use Booch primarily (and perhaps wrongly) to
- communicate the concepts of the design (and to verify the design) so if you
- have the concepts (is-a, has-a, encapsulation, etc.) I can teach you the
- methodology (enough to get along here, anyway) in a few minutes.
-
- My opinions! Mine! All mine!
- John S.
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