Epidata Corporate Courses

Ensure every role involved in a software product's lifecycle knows the most relevant aspects to consider when designing and implementing its software architecture, from its strategic importance through to its implementation.

Unit 1: definitions and basic concepts

• Definition of architecture.
• Differences between architecture and design.
• Views and Stakeholders.
• The architect's role.
• Types of architects.
• Tasks and capabilities of the architect.
• Lifecycle.
• DevOps.

Unit 2: requirements engineering

• Functional and non-functional requirements.
• Use cases or user stories.
• Quality attributes.
• Quality scenarios.
• Utility Tree.

Unit 3: architecture design

• Cohesion, coupling, and connascence.
• Software design principles.
• Design process. Introduction to methodologies (ADD).

• Monolithic architecture
• Distributed architecture.
• Introduction to architectural styles.

Unit 4: architecture documentation

• Uses of documentation and audience types.
• Basic architectural views: Modules, Components and Connectors, and Allocation.
• Documentation and agility.
• Examples of documentation languages.

• provide participants with a solid understanding of the fundamental concepts and principles related to software architecture
• Understand how to design systems that can grow and adapt as requirements and the number of users increase
• Understand how to integrate different systems and technologies so they work together efficiently.