Using Structured Design — Wayne P. Stevens, 1981 First Edition/First Printing | Early Software Engineering

Using Structured Design by Wayne P. Stevens 1981 

This book is a practical guide to structured design, a methodology for developing reliable and maintainable software systems through systematic decomposition and clear organization.

Stevens builds on earlier work in structured programming and introduces techniques for transforming system requirements into well-organized program structures. The central idea is to break complex systems into smaller, manageable modules with clearly defined responsibilities.

Bibliographic details

• Wayne P. Stevens
• Using Structured Design: How to Make Programs Simple, Changeable, Flexible, and Reusable
• John Wiley & Sons / Wiley-Interscience
• 1981
• First edition, first printing
• Hardcover
• 213 pages
• ISBN 0-471-08198-1
• ISBN-13 978-0-471-08198-2