Description: Part I. Object Modelling: 1. Association multiplicity D. M. Papurt; 2. Additional aspects of association D. M. Papurt; 3. Well-structured object-oriented architectures G. Booch; 4. From analysis to design using templates, part 1 J. J. Odell and M. Fowler; 5. From analysis to design using templates, part 2 J. J. Odell and M. Fowler; 6. From analysis to design using templates, part 3 J. J. Odell and M. Fowler; 7. A non-procedural process model for object-oriented software development I. Graham; 8. Business rules J. J. Odell; 9. Systems of interconnected systems I. Jacobson, with K. Palmkvist and S. Dyrhage; Part II. Development Methodologies: 10. Object-oriented requirements analysis, part I: finding abstractions and their relationships D. J. Duffy; 11. Object-oriented requirements analysis, part 1: dynamic modeling D. J. Duffy; 12. Object-oriented requirements analysis, part 2: system responsibilities, functional modeling, and scalability issues D. J. Duffy; 13. Use cases in large-scale systems I. Jacobson; 14. Formalizing use-case modeling I. Jacobson; 15. Defining and developing user-interface intensive applications with use cases S. C. Bilow; 16. Use cases: the pros and cons D. G. Firesmith; 17. Formalizing the output N. M. Wilkinson; 18. Formalizing the output, part 2 N. M. Wilkinson; 19. A private workspace: why a shared repository is bad for large projects J. Rumbaugh; 20. Object-oriented regression testing D. G. Firesmith; 21. A vision S. Shlaer; 22. The development team G. Booch; Part III. Patterns: 23. Pattern languages for organization and process J. O. Coplien; 24. Patterns and idioms in circles, complex ellipses, and real bridges J. O. Coplien; 25. Pattern mining J. O. Coplien; 26. Observations on the role of patterns in Object-oriented software development C. Alfred and S. J. Mellor; 27. Using design patterns to evolve system software from UNIX to Windows NT D. C. Schmidt and P. Stephenson; Part IV. Languages: 28. The beauty and power of C++ E. Coates; 29. A perspective on ISO C++ B. Stroustrup; 30. Introduction to iterator adaptors A. W. Koenig; 31. Function objects, templates, and inheritance A. W. Koenig; 32. Managing concurrency conflicts in Smalltalk J. Almarode; 33. Coverage analysis in Smalltalk M. L. Murphy; 34. Processes A. Sharp and D. Farmer; 35. Transactions in Smalltalk J. Almarode; 36. Building a gopher from sockets and widgets P. Mueller.

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