Our Comments:
Please See ISBN 0470128712 for 3rd Edition

Summary:

The emphasis throughout this book is on problem modeling using fundamental software engineering principles and concepts. Although Java is introduced and used throughout the text, this is not a text about Java. Rather, Java is used as a tool to present the concepts. The UML is used, very informally, for denoting objects, object relationships, and system dynamics. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

Table of Contents:
Chap 0         Introduction to object-oriented software
Chap 1         Data abstraction: introductory concepts Chap 2         Defining a simple class Chap 3         Designing interacting classes Chap 4         Conditions Chap 5         Programming by contract Cahp 6         Testing Chap 7         Building a text-based user interface: iteration and composition Chap 8         Putting a system together Chap 9         Interfaces Chap 10       Inheritance Chap 11       Modeling with abstraction Chap 12       Lists Chap 13       Implementing lists: array implementations Chap 14       Implementing lists: linked implementations Chap 15       Sorting and searching Chap 16       Failures and exceptions Chap 17       Stream i/o Chap 18       Building a graphical user interface Chap 19       Integrating user interface and model: the Model-View-Controller pattern Chap 20       Recursion Chap 21       Organizing list implementations Supplement A     Systems and software Supplement B     Programming errors Supplement C     Applets