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UML Books for SCJA Preparation: Head First OOAD?

 
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Hi
I am preparing to take up SCJA. To study UML i have bought Head First OOAD is it sufficient or should i refer any other books




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Howdy Greenhorn! Glad to see you on the ranch!

That book is MORE than sufficient. Way more, so if you get that book, you'll do great.

My book has one chapter on UML, and one on OOA&D. Those two key chapters have been enough to see most of my students score 100% on those sections. So, reading an entire book is more than enough.

Enjoy it, it's a good read.

Good luck, and keep asking questions!

-Cameron McKenzie
 
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Thank you Cameron

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Cameron Wallace McKenzie wrote:Howdy Greenhorn! Glad to see you on the ranch!

That book is MORE than sufficient. Way more, so if you get that book, you'll do great.

My book has one chapter on UML, and one on OOA&D. Those two key chapters have been enough to see most of my students score 100% on those sections. So, reading an entire book is more than enough.

Enjoy it, it's a good read.

Good luck, and keep asking questions!

-Cameron McKenzie

 
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