Software Architecture Quiz

The practice of viewing software systems in terms of their major components

Allows engineers and programmers to understand how software works and to identify problems with software.

Viewing components of software separately from each other according to function.

Business requirements and environmental contexts of a system that may change over time, such as legal, social, financial, competitive, and technology concerns

Development-time of non-functional requirements such as maintainability and transferability.

The process of understanding the environment in which a proposed system will operate and determining the requirements for the system.

How well the system will perform runtime non-functional requirements such as reliability, operability, performance efficiency, security, compatibility, etc.

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Provides a fundamental structure of a software system.

Maintaining and adapting an existing software architecture to meet changes in requirements and environment.

Adding new functionality as well as maintaining existing functionality and system behavior.

Architectural analysis

Architecture evolution

Architectural synthesis

Architecture evaluation

Process View

Deployment View

Software Architecture

Programming Plans

Is a semi-finished system that describes the relations between a family of similar systems

Is a program fragment that is used to describe a common action.

Is a way to describe a software system in terms of the tasks and processes a system performs and the way those tasks and processes interact.

Is a low level pattern that is specific to a programmig languaje and can be used to perform a basic function.

Logical view

Deployment view

Process view

Point of view

Physical view