Software Systems Architecture

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2 Theory Archetypes, architectural styles Models, structures and views Viewpoints Quality characteristics Application architecture Domain-specific architecture... Process Waterfall/iterative RUP, UP, XP, Scrum, Business processes Scenarios, Use Cases Architectural description, Test cases Source code,... Software Systems Architecture Social skills Diplomacy Conflict resolution Team leader role... Software technologies UI platforms: NetBeans platform, Eclipse RCP Frameworks: Web frameworks, Application development frameworks,... Java EE: (CDI, JSF, EJB, JPA, JMS, Web Services,...).NET: (ASP.NET MVC, WCF, EntityFramework, Web Services,...) DBVS: relational, object-oriented, XML, NoSQL, Hardware technologies Network infrastructure: firewalls, routers, load-balancers,... Server hardware: servers, Network attached storage (NAS), Storage area network (SAN),... Virtualization: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, BPaaS, Course overview 2

3 Course Unit Description Lithuanian: Architektura_Projektavimas.pdf English: _SoftwareSystemsArchitecture&Design.pdf Note amount of self-study hours! Reading the required reading is mandatory Course overview 3

4 Web site Contains: Slides Requirements for laboratory work Required and recommended reading Information, such as: deadlines; exam time, location and results Course overview 4

5 Lectures Two parts: Theoretical backgrounds of Java EE 1/3 Software Systems Architecture 2/3 Course material is provided in the form of slides Many slides show pictures only Many things will be told verbally Half of exam questions will be about Java EE, half about Software Systems Architecture Course overview 5

6 Introduction to Java EE - outline Introduction to: Object/Relational Mapping (ORM); Java Persistence API (JPA) Business component technologies Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) Java Server Faces (JSF) web framework Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI) Guidelines for correct integration of above mentioned technologies The most difficult (the least covered in literature) topic Course overview 6

7 Software Systems Architecture - outline Software Systems Architecture theory: Models, structures, viewpoints and views, architectural styles and archetypes, architecture creation process, architectural description, Software Systems Architecture applications: BPMS and SOA MDA and MDD Course overview 7

8 The 1 st laboratory assignment Design and implement several use cases using Java EE technologies. In total 1.5 point can be collected The penalty for exceeding the deadline is 0.25 points for each week exceeding the deadline Course overview 8

9 The 2 nd laboratory assignment Design and document the architecture of a freely chosen sufficiently complex software system. Documentation form must satisfy requirements stated during lectures. In total 2.5 points can be collected: - 20% are for scope, business process, use cases and scenarios documentation, - 60% are for viewpoint documentation, - 20% are for quality characteristic documentation. Course overview 9

10 Restrictions Laboratory assignments must be defended in class room not via s, not during exam session Assignment is considered not defended if student doesn t understand (cannot adequately explain) some part of source code/text ergo, code generation is not recommended unless you fully understand it Do not try your luck on the last week there always are some defects that should be fixed Course overview 10

11 Optional Assignments Students may take additional optional assignments to collect more points These assignments do not count as the right to take the exam! Course overview 11

12 Exam For the right to take the exam student must collect: at least 0.75 points from the first laboratory assignment, and at least 1 point from the second laboratory assignment Optional assignments do not count! Exam is taken in written form It is allowed to use any media in paper form It is forbidden to: share your literature use digital media (notebooks, mobile/smart phones, tablets, etc.) 12 questions, all of them will require some thinking You will not be asked to write definitions Course overview 12

13 Total Number of Points Total number is the sum of: Laboratory assignments: max 4 points Exam: max 6 points Optional assignments: more than 4 points possible Course overview 13

14 Required reading or Course overview 14

15 Course is based on: and a number of scientific articles mentioned in slides Course overview 15

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