Software object-oriented

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Meyer88] Meyer, B. 1988. Object-Oriented Software Construction. Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice Hall. 

Michael Schrage His work is superb. Incidentally, the ideas in A Pattern Language have been reappropriated by the object-oriented software designers (architectural design rules, laws of form, and the like)—truly technology transfer. 

Cichocki, T. and J. Gorski, OF-FMEA—an approach to safety analysis of object oriented software intensive system, The International Conference on Advanced Computer Systems (ACS 2002), Miedzyzdroje (Poland), October 23-25, 2002 (published in The Kuwer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science - 752, ISBN 1-4020-7396-8, September 2003, p. 271-280). 

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E-Cell Keio University Object-oriented software suite for modeling, simulation, and analysis of large-scale complex systems such as biological cells (http //www. e -cell, org/models/)... 

The types of computer programs which have been applied in corrosion engineering and science fall into categories such as (i) conventional software systems (ii) artificial intelligence and expert systems applications (iii) object-oriented software systems ... 

For implementation of the model an object oriented approach based on the programming language C++ has been chosen. The authors developed the software library TOSCA (tools of object oriented software for continuum mechanics application) [8] which provides all classes required for description of continuum mechanics problems, as e.g. numerical solvers, discretization methods and data bases... 

O. M. Nierstrasz and D. C. Tsichritzis, Object-Oriented Software Composition. Prentice Hail, London, 1995. 

Gamma, E., R. Helm, R. Johnson, and J. Vlissides. 1994. Design patterns Elements of reusable object-oriented software. New York Addison Wesley. 

Object orientation Software engineering approach for organizing software component as a collection of discrete objects that incorporate both data structure and behavior. 

In an effort to reduce the complexity of engineering and software designs, many systems now use the concept of so-called "objects". These allow even the most complex engineering designs or software constructs to be built up from smaller building blocks known as objects. Most open applications are now based on object-oriented software, since this technique lends itself to efficient software development and easier software integration between different applications. 

The use of object-oriented software has been estimated to save literally millions of dollars on new plants, and these savings only estimate the savings in actual engineering hours. These savings will obviously be reflected in the reduced cost associated with vaiidating standard objects as opposed to application-specific or bespoke software. 

The use of objects is also advantageous during the later stages of the life cycle—ongoing operations, system security, change control, periodic reviews and maintenance are all made easier through the use of object-oriented software. 

The structure that object-oriented software imposes also means that it is considerably simpler to obtain and understand information required for maintenance purposes, and it is considerably easier to conduct periodic reviews. 

The use of object-oriented software therefore supports many aspects of the complete life cycle, providing positive benefit from the earliest days of the project until final decommissioning. 

In the rapidly changing world of IT, it is difficult to keep up with current trends, let alone predict future developments. However, current limitations in the use of open applications and object-oriented software have already been identified and are being overcome. 

The use of a common object broker extends the advantages of object-oriented software and makes the practical integration of open applications much easier to engineering, test, validate and maintain. 

Taylor ED (Enterprise Dynamics) is the product of F H Simulations (Hullinger 1999). It replaces the Taylor II (Nordgren 1998) software, which is being phased out. Taylor ED is an object-oriented software system for modeling, simulating, visualizing, and monitoring dynamic (discrete) flow pro-... 

Fenves, G., McKenna, R, Scott, M.H. 6c Takahashi, Y. 1-6 August 2004. An Object-Oriented Software Environment for Collaborative Network Simulation, 13th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering, Paper 1492, Vancouver, B.C. (Canada). 

Functions and procedures are referred to as methods in object-oriented software development... 

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