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Coad/Yourdon

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(programming)Coad/Yourdon - An object-oriented analysis and design methodology, developed by edward Yourdon and Peter Coad.


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It supports a range of structured and object methodologies, including UML, OMT, IDEF1X, Bachman, Information Engineering (Martin), Gane/Sarson, and Coad/Yourdon.
The tool's graphical environment fully automates all leading object-oriented methods and notations, including Unified, OMT, Booch, Fusion, Martin/Odell, Coad/Yourdon, Shlaer/Mellor, and others extended to support Jacobson's Use Case modeling while also allowing developers to customize methods based on business requirements.
The tool's graphical environment fully automates all leading object-oriented methods and notations, including Unified, OMT, Booch, Fusion, Martin/Odell, Coad/Yourdon, Shlaer/Mellor, and others extended to support Jacobson's Use Case modeling while also allowing developers to customize methods based on business requirements.
 
 
 
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