Career Guide for Software Architects

Author: Schwaber
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book primarily includes the roles and responsibilities of software engineers and software "builders," the professional characteristics of architects, and the stages of designing software architecture. It is a must-read for software architects. It bridges the gap between clients and technical staff, distinguishes different professions within the software development industry, defines the roles and responsibilities of software engineers and software architects, discusses the professional characteristics and academic inclinations of software architects, outlines the stages of architecture, and elaborates on the key role of clients in understanding and confirming software construction and design. This book compares the software manufacturing industry with traditional construction, conducting an in-depth study on the nature of software architecture, the definition of software architects, and how this profession can mature. Its main content includes the roles and responsibilities of software engineers and software "builders," the professional characteristics of architects, and the stages of designing software architecture. It is a must-read for software architects. It bridges the gap between clients and technical staff, distinguishes different professions within the software development industry, defines the roles and responsibilities of software engineers and software architects, discusses the professional characteristics and academic inclinations of software architects, outlines the stages of architecture, and elaborates on the key role of clients in understanding and confirming software construction and design.