Structured Development for Real-Time Systems by Paul T. Ward, Stephen J. Mellor (1986, Paperback, Facsimile)

This is the final volume 3, volume 1 & 2 & 3 can be purchased on ebay under volume 2 listing (I'm selling all three one price). Great books if you're into real-time systems or for educational purposes. Volume three will show how to implement modeling techniques your final step on classification. Data abstraction, essential model constrants, resource availability, allocation criteria, mechanics of allocation, completing the processor stage and more in this book.

Allocation criteria page 20, advantages of an external relational view page 82, tracing for system services page 126, speeding access to stored data page 85, allocation of stored data model page 32, processor and task stage heuristics page 17, environmental information required to determine constrants page 13 and plenty more to read.

184 pages, authors Paul T. Ward & Stephen J. Mellor, last book has everything you need to accomplish modeling techniques, other areas of interest: modeling service systems, process management, structure chart refinement, sizing efficiency and optimization all play major role inside this last book. I rated all three book 5*****, excellent tools and heuristics on this subject from the authors.