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Understanding Software Architecture

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Reference: AR-01
Duration: 2 Day(s)

Description

Software architecture has become an important consideration when modelling today’s complex software systems. Architecture describes the elements from which software systems are built as well as the interactions between them.

Over time, software has been organised into architectural components, which have been documented and captured as patterns. “Each pattern describes a problem, which occurs over and over again in our environment, and then describes the core of the solution to that problem.” An architectural pattern describes a solution in terms of high-level abstraction.

This course teaches the techniques used to identify architecturally significant elements and how to express them using the UML notation.

The delegates will learn that, through architecture, we can more easily understand how the system “fits” and works together as well as what the system does and how it allows us to work on a part of it (generally in parallel with others).

Content

  • An Introduction to UML
  • An Introduction to Architecture
  • Domain Modelling
  • How to Model Software Components
  • How to Model Deployment
  • How to Model Architectural Elements Using UML
  • An Introduction to Patterns
  • An Introduction to Architectural Patterns
  • Architectural Pattern - Layers
  • Architectural Pattern - MVC
  • Architectural Pattern - Broker

Who should attend

Those who wish to understand how to model software architecture

Prerequisites

An understanding of software development processes is recommended to attend this course
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