Software Architect Training Tutorial

Author: (USA) Malveau (Malveau/R.), (USA) Mowbray (Mowbray/T.J.)
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book teaches software developers the fundamentals of software architecture. The content is easy to understand and combines practical application cases, covering topics such as pattern design, prototyping design, business case development, and development team organizational structure. This makes the software developed using the methods introduced in the book more measurable and technically flexible, helping to successfully complete software project development. Experts in software architecture knowledge, Raphael Malveau and Thomas Mowbray, have deep insights into the field and possess a wealth of practical solutions to address key transitions in software architecture in object, component, and distributed network computing. They teach readers how to avoid design flaws in terms of cost and time, and the methods they introduce have been proven to be successful and effective through practical experience. The book includes: introduces the best software architecture model; demonstrates various methods for implementing software architecture; explains how to best implement abstraction, decomposition, and structured prototyping design; and balances superior design patterns to enhance software architecture implementation capabilities. This book guides readers to become technical pillars in software development design organizations. Author Raphael Malveau is an expert in software architecture and works as a software product consultant in Virginia, USA. His principles of component-based software development are the foundation of the advanced software architecture courses taught by the Component Academy worldwide. Malveau has co-authored two books and published numerous articles on software architecture. Dr. Thomas Mowbray is the Chairman of Component Management Group and a founding board member of the Worldwide Institute of Software Architects. He is a practicing software architect with experience in media asset management, geographic information systems, telecommunications systems, and financial accounting systems. As an Honorary Fellow of the Object Management Group, Dr. Mowbray co-authored the world's first software standard for computer accounting and is the author of four books on distributed componentware and software architecture.
Content:
1. Introduction to Software Architecture
2. Software Architecture: Foundational Training
3. Software Architecture: Facing Challenges
4. Software Architecture: Practical Classroom
5. Leadership Quality Training
6. Software Architecture: Leap Training
7. Communication Ability Training
8. Software Architecture: Intelligent Operations
9. Software Architecture: Psychological Factors
Appendix A: Software Architecture Case Study: Test Result Reporting System
Appendix B: Design Templates and Examples
Appendix C: Software Architecture Glossary
Appendix D: Software Architecture Acronyms
Appendix E: References
About the Authors:
RAPHAEL MALVEAU is a hands-on software architect and consultant in Alexandria, Virginia, USA. Malveau previously developed best practices that led to the creation of several industry-leading software products. His component software development principles are the basis of advanced architecture courses taught worldwide through the Component Academy. Malveau has co-authored two previous technology books and numerous software publications.
THOMAS J. MOWBRAY, Ph.D., is Chairman of Component Management Group, Founding Board Member of the Worldwide Institute of Software Architects, and a practicing software architect who has worked on media asset management, geographic information systems, telecommunications systems, and financial accounting systems. As an Honorary Fellow of the Object Management Group, Dr. Mowbray co-authored the world's first software standard for computer accounting and is the author of four books on distributed componentware and software architecture.