Software Architectures Topics Usually Missed in Textbooks, 2024th Edition teaches you the complex methods, functions, and results of software architectures. Divided into four sections, the book begins by emphasizing the central role of design in software development and maintenance, emphasizing the importance of architectural decisions and artifacts, and providing architectural images and constructions varying from the abstract to the industrial are clear. The second part explores important architecture topics such as modifying embedded systems, integration strategies, recycling documentation, and integrating existing systems, including reverse engineering legacy systems around
Moving on, Part III examines architectural models and their relationships to surrounding activities and their outcomes. While software architecture topics are often lost in textbooks, the 2024th Edition addresses architecture and change, design, project management, design, and quality assurance between requirements and architecture
Finally, Part IV of the book "Software Architectures Topics Usually Missed in Textbooks, 2024th Edition" discusses the major takeaways from each chapter and presents unresolved issues, providing information on individual chapters, a comprehensive collection for its overlapping topics Specific problems, questions, messages, and a focus on open-ended inquiries, each chapter stands alone, and frees teachers and students to refine their coursework experience to suit their needs, whether it’s foundational writing for software architecture or advanced courses.
Software Architectures Topics Usually Missed in Textbooks, 2024th Edition Table of Contents:
- Relevance of Architectures
- Central Role of the Design Subprocess
- Importance of Decisions and Artefacts
- Spectrum of Architectural Views
- Adaptability for Embedded Systems
- Integrating Styles/Pattern Notations
- Different Forms of Reuse and Identification
- Role of Architectures in System Integration
- Reverse and Reengineering of Legacy Systems
- Transformation Between Requirements and Architectures
- Architectures and Programming
- Architectures and Project Management and Organization
- Architectures and Quality Assurance or Documentation
- Summary and Main Messages
- Open Problems and Further Inquiries
Who is this course for?
- Software Architects
- Software developers
- Software Engineering Students
