From: Richard Felsinger, RCF Associates, 960 Scottland Dr, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
telephone 803-881-3648 (voice and fax) e-mail 71162.755@compuserve.com
To: O-O Modeler
Subj: Object-Oriented Modeling With Class - Using
a Scripting CASE Tool for Rapid C++ Prototypes
Thank you for reading this tutorial on O-O modeling.
The purpose of this tutorial to get you modeling and programming
in C++ ASAP using the With Class CASE tool. I am anxious to hear
from you to see if you become a proficient O-O modeling and C++
programmer after reading, studying, and practicing with this tutorial
and the With Class CASE tool.
I hope to submit this tutorial to a publisher for
possible publication. If you have time, I request that you act
as a book reviewer of this tutorial and provide me written comments.
In return I will assist you in your current project in any way
possible and I will mail or e-mail you another case study "Student
Registration System" which is a charter to Visual C++ case
study with a GUI user interface and streamable class persistence.
Please do not hesitate to call me anytime including
evenings and weekends at 803-881-3648.
Richard Felsinger
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the errors and omissions in the manuscript?
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and readable? What sections should be rewritten?
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6. What are the advantages of this book? What should
we stress to potential readers - why should you buy this book?
7. Would members of software professional societies
be interested in this manuscript?
8. What are your specific chapter by chapter comments
on this manuscript, e.g. Chapter 1 excellent but needs more examples.
Page 10 missing ....... Chapter 2 poor - requires complete rewriting.
Chapter 3 OK C++ syntax error "coutt << "hello";;;;;
etc.
1 - System and Interacting Systems - System Object Model
2 - System Events and States - System Dynamic Model
3 - System Operations - System Functional Model
4 - Classes and Relationships - Object Model
5 - Objects, Messages and States - Dynamic Model
6 - Transformations and Correctness Assertions - Functional Model
7 - Problem Domain Component/Subsystem - Updated Object/Dynamic/Functional
Models
8 - User/External Interface Component/Subsystem
9 - Persistent Storage - Data Management Component/Subsystem
10 - Distribution and Connectivity - Task Management Component/Subsystem
