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Systems Analysis and Design with UML Version 2.0: An Object-Oriented Approach
by Dennis, Barbara Haley Wixom, David Tegarden
from Wiley
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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 
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Not bad but acceptable 
The book is serivicable...professor loved certain sections but hated others. There is no perfect textbook on this topic.
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Not so hot
After reading a couple of 'classic' system analysis texts I felt I needed to read about system analysis and UML. This title had some good reviews so I purchased a copy.
This book did cover both system analysis and UML, but I felt that it did not cover either well. I had a hard time engaging with the content and linking it with my existing knowledge of UML and systems analysis.
If you are interested in UML and systems analysis I would recommend reading "Modern Structured Analysis" (Yourdon Press... more info
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Confusing
This book is just majorly confusing and really for the major eggheads. I'm using it because I have to for class but I'd rather go to another approach for learning this stuff. I'm using Learn to Program with C# by Smiley and it discusses some of the topics, from the early stages in the reading, as to the phases of development and because of that it helped me to understand this better. However, this stuff is really hard to grasp without the egghead mentality.
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A good set of core skills for object oriented system analyst 
The UML writing style of this book is very easy to follow, and a great way to gradually introduce the whole concept of object-oriented analysis and design methodologies to the readers, especially the beginners. The authors did a great job illustrating the entire system development life cycle with a coherent and realistic example using the latest UML notations, practical methodologies, and various analytical artifacts. The only criticism I have is that sometimes the description of a particular topic spans... more info
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