Software Architecture and Case Studies: A 21st Century College Computer Series Textbook ((Computer Science))

Author: Yu Xueli
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book consists of three parts and 12 chapters. Chapters 1–4 form the Basic Part, focusing on introducing the fundamental concepts and principles of software architecture, and explicitly proposing the concepts of the dynamism and adaptability of software architecture. Chapters 5–9 form the Application Part, starting from real-life examples and guided by theory, analyzing the practical application of software architecture principles to bridge the gap between software architecture theory and actual software development. Chapters 10–12 form the Development Part, selecting cutting-edge application examples centered around networks such as CORBA, Web Services, P2P, MAS, and Grid to analyze the role of software architecture, as well as its dynamism and adaptability. Through preliminary analysis of the architecture and its dynamism and adaptability in new applications and services, this book aims to spark further exploration. The target readers of this book include senior undergraduate students in computer science and related fields, master's students in computer application and software, and students in software colleges. Additionally, the book serves as a valuable guide for software developers working in enterprises and companies, software architects in software-intensive projects and development teams, and project managers.