Booch Method

The Booch Method is a technique for software design and development created by Grady Booch. It uses visual models to represent different parts of a system, making it easier to plan and communicate ideas. Key elements include "objects" that represent real-world entities, their relationships, and behaviors. This method emphasizes understanding how components interact within a system, allowing teams to design robust software solutions. By providing a structured framework, the Booch Method helps developers manage complexity and improve collaboration throughout the software development process.