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Object-oriented project management with UML

Murray Cantor

1998

The Java developer's guide to Eclipse

Jim D'Anjou, John Kellerman, Pat McCarthy et al.

2005

Software systems engineering

Andrew P. Sage

1990

Business Rule Revolution

Barbara Von Halle

2006

Doing Hard Time

Bruce Powel Douglass

1999

Extreme Programming examined

Giancarlo Succi, Michele Marchesi

2001

201 principles of software development

Alan Mark Davis

1995

Introduction to the personal software process

Watts S. Humphrey

1996

Agile software development

Alistair Cockburn

2001

Analysis and Design of Information Systems

Arthur M. Langer

2000

Software agents

Jeffrey M. Bradshaw

1997

Software Engineering

Shari Lawrence Pfleeger, Joanne M Atlee

2009

Software design

Eric J. Braude

2004

Creating games with Unity and Maya

Adam Watkins

2011

Computer Organization and Design

John L. Hennessy, David A. Patterson

1994 ★ 4.0

Introduction to software design

Stephen Heaven

1994

Journey of the software professional

Luke Hohmann

1997

Software development with Ada

Ian Sommerville

1987

Software System Development

Carol Britton, Jill Doake

2005

Joint requirements engineering

Georg Herzwurm

2000

Designing the user interface

Ben Shneiderman, Catherine Plaisant

1987

Software engineering

Ian Sommerville, Sommerville, Ian.

1985 ★ 4.0

Software development

Jones, C. B.

1980

Algebraic specifications in software engineering

Ivo van Horebeek

1989

Designing XML Databases

Mark Graves

2002

Design Patterns

Ralph Johnson, Richard Helm, Erich Gamma et al.

1995 ★ 4.0

The art of managing software development people

Paul S. Licker

1985

Prototyping-oriented software development

W. Bischofberger

1992

Introduction to computer engineering

Taylor L. Booth

1984

The productive programmer

Neal Ford

2008

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