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Any good Object Oriented Design book?

Booch, Rumbaugh, Jacobsen are pretty much the classics. Google those authors and you'll come up with a few choices. Of course there are lots of others.
 
"Design Patterns" is a neat way of looking at issues that are orthogonal (for the most part) to matters of class and type of entities, but it has little to do with what object-oriented programming is about. You could argue that OO brought a structure to thinking about software that was necessary for Design Patterns to make sense, but other than that I don't think they correlate.
 
The book we used in my Software Engineering class wasn't too bad. It's called Project-Based Software Engineering by Stiller and LeBlanc. Not language specific... lots of UML diagrams. I suppose it concentrates more on larger projects but it does have good information concerning an object-based approach to them.
 
Yes GOF is the standard but I believe for beginner better get Head First DP should let you learn a bit easier than GOF which I own and love but Head First if you new.
 
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