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Software Architecture for Non-Developers

November 11, 2009 06:57 by Phil

Its the 3rd of 7 weekly instalments of a Software Architecture evening course I’m giving for 20 or so non-developers. So far each session has been split in two with a half hour of lecture and a half hour workshop. For the workshop the class is split into teams of 3, 4 or 5 and given a task to solve with UML:

Week 1: Use Cases for an Auction system
Week 2: Class Diagrams for an Auction system
Week 3: Class Diagrams for an Exchange

Each team presented their diagram to the class, and here are the results for this week -developers better beware. ;)

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Software Architect 2009 ConferenceFor the last 2 days I’ve been attending the Software Architect 2009 conference located at the iconic..."In The Brain of Gojko Adzic: What is FitNesse and should I use it?" Thanks to Gojko Adzic for an excellent introductory talk on Fitnesse: In The Brain of Gojko Adzic:...UML Sequence DiagramsThis week in the Software Architecture evening course I’m giving for non-developers the topic ...

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November 21. 2009 04:21

I am a software developer... but I am only a beginner. I have found these installments of a Software Architecture evening course but it is a little bit difficult for me. I will definitely try to understand these schemes. Thanks a lot for sharing this useful information and I will be waiting for other great posts from you in the future.

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