Software Systems Architecture 11491

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In this unit, the students will learn how to produce software architecture design from system requirements; The course covers terms, concepts and techniques used in the design of software architectures, including architectural requirements, architectural styles, architecture documentation and architecture evaluation. Students will learn about the role of architecture and architects in software engineering. Modern architectures such as service-oriented and cloud architecture and wireless systems architecture are also covered in detail.

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This unit sucked

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I was looking forward to taking this unit because I expected it to be about design patterns in software. Instead, it is completely watered down and barely scratches the surface of the topics it covers. This unit should be changed to be a software engineering major unit and completely revamped to actually cover implementations of design patterns in code. It's really dumb that they force IT students to do this and then water it down to the point of being useless. Lectures were useless, the tutorials were basically already done for you, and the assignments were pure ass. As it is right now, the unit is just a worse version of Systems Analysis and Modeling.

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