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AcknowledgmentsThe development of this course was made possible with the help of many individuals, but I wouldparticularly like to thank the following for their exceptional participation:Alex Kutsick of Rational University for his course development standards, instructional designexpertise, attention to detail, and correcting my misuse of the English language. Alex ispersonally responsible for ensuring that there is a high-level of consistency throughout thiscourse.Dan Machado of Rational University for his graphics support.Kelli Houston of Rational University for her incredible work on OOADv4.0 and OOADv4.2;all I had to do was carry on what she had started.The OOAD Steering Committee: Eric Aker, Sinan Alhir, Alex Barclay, Francesco Bonfiglio,Jerome Desquilbet, Fredrik Ferm, Yves Holvoet, Sean Kelley, Pan Wei Ng, Davyd Norris, JimRuehlin, Jean-Pierre Schoch and Mike Tudball.Paul Dreyfus and his team of editors for assisting in reviewing the material.Last but certainly not least, DeAnna Roberts of the Rational University production team for herfulfillment and logistical support.January, 2003Lee AckermanRational University Sr. Product Manager/ OO Curriculumlackerman@rational.com
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