Software Systems Architecture

Working With Stakeholders Using Viewpoints and Perspectives

Hardcover, 576 pages

English language

Published April 20, 2005 by Addison-Wesley Professional.

ISBN:
978-0-321-11229-3
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4 stars (1 review)

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3 editions

Very systematic

4 stars

I've used this book for several years while teaching software architecture to master students in computer science at TU Delft. The book is based on extensive experience from the authors working for large IT organizations. The book encodes years of experience in a systematic set of (UML-like) diagrams reflecting the basic premises of the book: Software systems are built to meet architectural properties desired by stakeholders, and are realized by means of viewpoints and crosscutting perspectives. The distance to the world of students is quite large, making it less suitable for teaching.

Subjects

  • Software engineering
  • Software Development
  • Computers
  • Computers - Languages / Programming
  • Computer Books: Languages
  • Programming - Software Development
  • Computers / Programming / Software Development
  • Computer Architecture - General
  • Computer Architecture
  • Computer software
  • Development

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