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    This document discusses software architectures and introduces key concepts. It covers creating an architecture by addressing system decomposition and cross-cutting concerns. Common architectural views are presented, including the functional, concurrency, code, development, and physical views. Patterns and architecture are discussed, noting they should be pragmatic, proven, and previously tested.

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    This document discusses software architectures and introduces key concepts. It covers creating an architecture by addressing system decomposition and cross-cutting concerns. Common architectural views are presented, including the functional, concurrency, code, development, and physical views. Patterns and architecture are discussed, noting they should be pragmatic, proven, and previously tested.

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    This document discusses software architectures and introduces key concepts. It covers creating an architecture by addressing system decomposition and cross-cutting concerns. Common architectural views are presented, including the functional, concurrency, code, development, and physical views. Patterns and architecture are discussed, noting they should be pragmatic, proven, and previously tested.

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    This document discusses software architectures and introduces key concepts. It covers creating an architecture by addressing system decomposition and cross-cutting concerns. Common architectural views are presented, including the functional, concurrency, code, development, and physical views. Patterns and architecture are discussed, noting they should be pragmatic, proven, and previously tested.

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    Software Architecture Testing CT059-3-2

    Using software architectures

    Topic & Structure of the lesson


    Creating an architecture

    Patterns and architecture

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Slide 2 (of 19)

    Learning Outcomes
    By the end of this lecture, YOU should be able to : Create an architecture from the collective set of design choices Explain deferent patterns and architectures

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Slide 3 (of 19)

    Key Terms you must be able to use


    If you have mastered this topic, you should be able to use the following terms correctly in your assignments and exams: System decomposition Meta architecture Human motivation Longevity Social structure
    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing Introduction to software architectures Slide 4 (of 19)

    Creating architecture
    Should address
    System decomposition
    structural elements, architectural components, subsystems, sub-assemblies

    Cross-cutting concerns
    broad-scoped qualities or properties of the system

    Source: http://www.bredemeyer.com/whatis.htm

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Component topology
    Is a central thinking and communicating tool for the architects and the development team, and others they partner with.
    Should include
    Meta architecture Architectural views

    Source: http://www.bredemeyer.com/whatis.htm
    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Slide 5 (of 19)

    What is NOT Software Architecture


    Not lower level design
    (e.g., design of component internals and algorithms)

    software architecture is not the information (or data) model it is also not the hardware architecture of a product to be manufactured
    Source: http://www.bredemeyer.com/whatis.htm

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Patterns and architecture


    Should be pragmatic approach proven style tested earlier or been used previously Pre-digested knowledge

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Architectural views
    Common architectural views
    the functional view concurrency view code view development view physical view

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Slide 6 (of 19)

    Functional view

    http://www.sei.edu/architecture/definitions.html
    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing Introduction to software architectures

    Concurrency view

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Slide 7 (of 19)

    Code view

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Slide 8 (of 19)

    Development view

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Slide 9 (of 19)

    Physical view

    CT059-3-2 Software Architecture Testing

    Introduction to software architectures

    Slide 10 (of 19)

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