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Practical OO Design with UML by Mark Priestley

I'm moving to a role that requires UML experience, so before I move to the new position I am doing some of my own reading.

I have the book Practical OO Design with UML by Mark Priestley, Published by Mc Graw Hill (It was my university text book). Would you recommend this book as an introduction to UML or do you have an alternative?

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I've been reading through the book. It's very wordy, and doesn't assume the user has much understanding of OO Design. It's a usefull book, but if I hadn't bought it alraeady I would have looked elsewhere

hhafez  2008-12-10 01:38:58

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