All you need to know about software and systems modeling, model driven engineering, lowcode and nocde tools, uml and domainspecific languages. Mar 12, 2020 software engineering presents a broad perspective on software systems engineering, concentrating on widelyused techniques for developing largescale software systems. Barry boehms 1981 book software engineering economics documents his constructive cost model cocomo. This book is a mustread for all software engineers.
Modeldriven software engineering in practice synthesis lectures. Numerous quantitative examples are provided to help you understand and interpret model results. What book should i read to become a better developer. Book description this book addresses basic and advanced concepts in software engineering and is intended as a textbook for an undergraduatelevel engineering course.
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