Responsible:
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2010: Fernando Barraza fbarraza@javerianacali.edu.co , fernando.barraza@gmail.com
Credits: 3
Requirements: Basic knowledge of Java programming language, UML and Software Engineering.
Schedule:
Saturdays 1:00-4:00 p.m, from 23th Feb to March 9 and
Fridays 6:00-9:00 p.m., from March 15 to Jun 7 (except Easter week)
Objectives
The main objective of the course is set out formal guidelines from software engineering to build applications that observed Software Architectures adjusted requirements and technological features within a software development process. These guidelines provide support for the concept of Software Architecture following methodologies for the design, implementation and testing of software architectures and using different languages for describing software architectures that allow them to rigorously representation according to the software specifications to build.
Content
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Review of Software Engineering Basics
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Software Architecture Foundations
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Software Architecture vs. Design
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Software Architectures Design & Analysis Methods
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Software Architect Role
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Views, Patterns and Styles
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Architecture Description Languages (ADL’s)
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Enterprise Arquitectures (SOA)
Evaluation
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Homework: 30%
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First miniproject : 20%
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Second miniproject : 20%
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Final Project : 30%
Syllabus 2011
| Session |
| 1: Software Engineering Review arqsoft_sesion1-2010.pdf |
| 2: Software Architecture Foundations arqsoft_sesion2-2010.pdf |
| 2A: Software Architecture Modelling s2_conceptosdemodelado.pdf |
| 3: Software Architecture Structure and Attributes arqsoft_sesion3-2010.pdf |
| 4: Software Architecture, Design and Architect Role arqsoft_sesion4-2010.pdf |
| 5: Styles, Patterns and Views arqsoft_sesion5-2010.pdf |
| 6: Implementation Techniques arqsoft_sesion6-2010.pdf |
| 7: Arquitecture Description Languages arqsoft_sesion7-2010.pdf |
| 8: Software Arquitecture Methods arqsoft_sesion8-2010.pdf |
| 9: Model Driven Arquitecture (MDA) arqsoft_sesion9-2010.pdf |
| 10: Software Oriented Architecture arqsoft_sesion10-2010.ppt |
| 11: SOA technologies arqsoft_sesion11-2010.pdf |
| 12: BPM, BPMN & BPEL arqsoft_puj_sesion12.pdf |
| 13: Cloud Computing arqsoft_puj_sesion13.pdf |
| 14: SaaS arqsoft_puj_sesion14.pdf |
Lectures and Extra Material 2011
| Title |
| 0: UML Basics http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/library/769.html |
| 1: Software Architecture Introduction introarq.pdf |
| 2: J2EE Tutorial, Parts 1 – 2 javaeetutorial_p1y2.pdf |
| 3: .Net Architecture Framework dotnetarchframework.pdf |
| 4: MVC patronmvc.pdf |
| 5: Ajax ajax.pdf |
| 6: Atributos de Calidads3_atributoscalidad.pdf |
| 7: Styles and Patterns estiloypatron.pdf |
| 8: Describing SA: modelo4_1.pdf mazeiar-kruchten-4_1.pdf fcgss_us_wp_applying_4_1_w_uml2.pdf describingsawithuml.pdf |
| 9: UML profiles perfilesuml.pdf |
| 10: ADL’s adl.pdf |
| 11: MDA mda1.ppt mda2.pdf |
| 12: Web Services webservices.pdf parteuml-ws.pdf |
| 13: Rest rest_ws.pdf |
| 14: GWT gwt.pdf |
| 15: SOA soa-ibmvision.pdf soa2.pdf soa3.2.pdf |
| 16: BPEL warwick-bpel.ppt jlap-wsfm.pdf |
| 17: Pi-ADL oquendo.zip pi-uml.ppt |
Laboratories and Tests
| Title | |
| 0: Java First practice “Hello Name” Web (nb 6.8) | http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/quickstart-webapps.html |
| 1: Case 1 | casodeestudio1.pdf |
| 2: Java Spring Web MVC “Hello Name” | http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/quickstart-webapps-spring.html |
| 3: Primer Parcial | parcial1-puj-maestria-as-2013-1.pdf |
Evaluations
| 1: Results available at Javeriana university’s academic system |
Bibliography
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Ian Gorton. Essential Software Architecture
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Philippe B. KruchtenThe 4+1 view model of architecture
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James Rumbaugh, Ivar Jacobson, Grady Booch The Unified Modeling Language reference manual. – 2ed
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Ramesh Nagappan Developing Java web services: Architecting and developing secure web services using Java
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Thomas Erl Service-Oriented Architecture : Concepts, Technology, and Design
Software
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Netbeans. http://www.netbeans.org/