Software Architecture & Design - Georgia Tech
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Software Architecture and Design teaches the principles and concepts involved in the analysis and design of large software systems.
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- Design
- UML
- UML training
- Architecture Design
- Architectural
- Systems
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Approx. 2 months
Built by Join thousands of students Course SummarySoftware Architecture and Design teaches the principles and concepts involved in the analysis and design of large software systems. This course is split into four sections: (1) Introduction, (2) UML and Analysis, (3) Software Architecture, and (4) Software Design.
Why Take This Course?This course will equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to accomplish the following objectives:
- Express the analysis and design of an application using UML
- Specify functional semantics of an application using OCL
- Specify and evaluate software architectures
- Select and use appropriate architectural styles
- Understand and apply object-oriented design techniques
- Select and use appropriate software design patterns
- Understand and perform a design review
Students are expected to have completed an undergraduate software engineering course or have industry experience in software development. Additionally all students must follow the policies listed on the Course Wiki.
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SyllabusThe Course Wiki serves as the syllabus for Software Architecture and Design. But, for a high-level view of the course, we have listed the lessons:
Part 1: Introduction- Lesson 1: Introduction
- Lesson 2: Text Browser Exercise (Analysis)
- Lesson 3: Design Concepts
- Lesson 1: Review of UML
- Lesson 2: Object Oriented Analysis Exercise
- Lesson 3: UML Class Models
- Lesson 4: Design Studies
- Lesson 5: Library Exericse (UML)
- Lesson 6: Formal Specification
- Lesson 7: OCL
- Lesson 8: Library Exercise (OCL)
- Lesson 9: Behavior Modeling
- Lesson 10: Clock Radio Exercise
- Lesson 1: KWIC Exercise
- Lesson 2: Overview of Software Architecture
- Lesson 3: Architectural Views
- Lesson 4: Text Browser Exercise (Architecture)
- Lesson 5: Non-Functional Requirements and Architectural Styles
- Lesson 6: Connectors
- Lesson 7: Acme
- Lesson 8: Refinement
- Lesson 9: Middleware
- Lesson 10: Guest Interview: LayerBlox
- Lesson 1: Components
- Lesson 2: Coffee Maker Exercise
- Lesson 3: Object Design
- Lesson 4: Design Patterns
- Lesson 5: Design Principles
- Lesson 6: Design Reviews
- Lesson 7: Design Review Exercise
Software Architecture & Design - Georgia Tech