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CRC cards

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CRC cards
(Class Responsibility Collaboration card) An object-oriented design method that uses ordinary 3x5 index cards. Developed by Ward Cunningham at Textronix, a card is made for each class containing responsibilities (knowledge and services) and collaborators (interactions with other objects). The cards provide an informal, intuitive way for group members to work on object design together.

For a book on CRC cards that provides a clear introduction to object concepts and modeling, read "Using CRC Cards" by Nancy Wilkinson, published by SIGS BOOKS, ISBN 1-884842-07-0.


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WinTranslator for Windows and MacTranslator for Macintosh implement three types of re-engineering: * Class Models or CRC Cards from C++-, Java, Delphi and Ada * Structure Charts from C, Pascal, Basic and Fortran * Data Models from SQL The Product edition of WinTranslator can be used with the WinA&D, QuickUML or QuickCRC modeling tools.
Object System/CRC allows users to build a model of their application with CRC cards and then integrate the model into Rational Rose.
 
 
 
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