Software Architecture in Practice, 2nd Edition

Book Info

(Pearson Education) A textbook blending concepts and practical applications in state-of-the art software engineering methods. Provides a wealth of examples, and two consistently integrated case studies throughout, applying each concept at a macro level for development teams, and a micro level for individual developers. Previous edition: 1998. DLC: Software engineering. /p>

Reviews From AMAZON.COM

this book will make you want to read it again and again

when you're exposed to faulty education check out this book! this book will teach you from top to bottom what needs to be done...in theory. Moreover, it has sample cases and lots of procedures written by the authors themselves. For those majoring in Software engineering this is a must have!

Buying this book is WASTING money.

This book is not worth buying for the following reasons:

1) The book fails to explain the concepts clearly.
2) It is rather confusing and boring; the chapters on important concepts are not clearly laid out. It seems the author hasn't given sufficient thoughts to come up with a better work.
3) The book is full of grammatical mistakes.
4) It total, it is complete waste of money in my view. There are many other good ones out there in the market on Software Engineering.

Thanks,

A Software Professional