Course Outline
Course Overview
- System and Component Cohesion
- Dependencies Between Systems and Components
- Software Architecture
- Technical Architecture
- Enterprise Architecture
- SOA and Microservices Architecture
- Interrelationships Among Key Concepts
- Logic Redundancy vs. Dependency
- Data Redundancy vs. Dependency
Software Architecture
Fundamentals
- Clarifying Terminology: Architecture, Design, and Modeling
- Orthogonality in System Design
- Conway’s Law
Common Architectural Styles
- Modular Decomposition
- Hierarchical Architecture
- Centralized Control (Mediator Pattern)
- Event-Driven Architecture
- Interrupt-Based Models
- OSI Model
- Client/Server Architecture
- Layered Models
Principles of Object-Oriented Design
- DRY and SRP
- Encapsulation
- Program to an Interface
- Liskov Substitution Principle
- Law of Demeter
Design Patterns
- Understanding Design Patterns
- Creational Patterns
- Structural Patterns
- Behavioral Patterns
- MVC (Model-View-Controller)
Design Tools and Techniques
- Domain-Specific Languages
- Lexical Analysis
- CRC Cards
- Scenario-Based Design
- Use Case Descriptions
UML Graphical Notations
- Class Diagrams
- Sequence Diagrams
- Aggregation Diagrams
- UML Tooling
Non-UML Graphical Notations
- Entity-Relationship (ER) Modeling
- State Machine Diagrams
- Data Flow Diagrams
- Architectural Models
Design and Maintenance Considerations
- Lehman’s Laws of Software Evolution
- Architectural Antipatterns
- Refactoring Strategies
SOA and Integration Patterns
- Integration Technologies and Methodologies
- Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Communication
- In-Depth Analysis of Direct Communication Patterns
- Direct Communication vs. Brokered Communication
- Message Queuing Systems
- Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)
Deployment Patterns
- Code Deployment Strategies
- Immutable Infrastructure and Deployment
- Patterns for Availability, Scalability, High Performance, and Fault Tolerance
- Data and Message Replication; Clustering (CAP Theorem)
Testimonials (7)
Trainer knowledge, involvement, and rapport
Adam Kuklewski - GE Medical Systems Polska
Course - Technical Architecture and Patterns
It describe MODERN solutions with REAL examples
Catalin - Siemens S.R.L.
Course - Technical Architecture and Patterns
How well thought the training is, taking you from the first steps that needs to be accomplished as an architect, towards making sure that the final solution will meet all the required quality standards, informing you on the way of the importance of each and every aspect. Besides that, it makes you aware not only of the technical aspects of architecture, but also on the business ones, making you aware that as an architect, your job is not only to engineer great solutions, but it is also to bring value and build upon the strategic vision of the company. Philippe is an awesome trainer, very professional, with lots of experience, great communication and soft skills, which are also mandatory as well for someone willing to take such an architecture role. Last but not least, I appreciated very much that Philippe provided the full course content as a pdf file - now I have a solid base to continue my learning journey - thanks again for this!
Alex R. - Siemens S.R.L.
Course - Technical Architecture and Patterns
It would have been better if it was for a whole week
Marius - Siemens S.R.L.
Course - Technical Architecture and Patterns
Trainer capability to listen and understand my case/issue/problem...
Francois - TE
Course - Technical Architecture and Patterns
The trainer engagement and passion about the subject
Khalid Alqahtani - General Organization for Social Insurance
Course - Technical Architecture and Patterns
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