Software development in JAVATindexCohesion 1Cohesion of methods 2Cohesion of classes: 3Cohesion for readability………………………………………………………… ………………………………………4Cohesion for reuse…………………..…………….. ……………………………………… …………4Coupling 4Encapsulation 5Ease of maintenance……………..…………. ………………………………………………5Too much information ………………….. …………….5Control mutation……………..…………. …………6Private methods…………………..…………. ……………..7Conclusion with the refactoring…………………..…………. 7Refactoring for language independence………………….7Easy improvements for the GUI……………… …………………………..……………………..7MVC ……………….. …………………..……………..……………..7Using the model………… ……………………..…… ……..……………. ……………………………………………………………………………9Decorator……………… ……………………………………… ……………………………..9Single…………… ……………………......................... .................................................. .........9Factory method………… …………………..……………..……………. …………………..……………..……………..9Reference……… …………………..……………… The level of relatedness of members of a class and strong cohesion have been recognized as highly beneficial properties of classes called cohesion. Most existing cohesion measures do not take into account the Description and some Properties of classes, and therefore fail to adequately reflect class cohesion. To find the solution to...... half of the document ......lp in creating a good class structure. References: David Barnes & Michael Kolling, Object First with Java, 5th edition, p219David Barnes & Michael Kolling, Object First with Java, 5th edition,p223David Barnes and Michael Kolling, Object First with Java, 5th edition,p472David Barnes and Michael Kolling, Object First with Java,5th Edition,p474David Barnes and Michael Kolling, Object First with Java,5th Edition,p475Java MVC Design Pattern, MVC, viewed May 23, 2014,< http://www.roseindia.net/tutorial/java/ jdbc/javamvcdesignpattern.html/>AllenHolub, Build User Interfaces for Object-Oriented Systems, Part 2, viewed May 23, 2014, Eric Allen, Diagnosing Java Code, viewed May 23 2014