ARCEVAL (Online) - Stefan Zörner - German
Description
Reflect Software Architectures
Reflect and evaluate software architectures in a targeted and well-founded manner. Learn to recognize risks, discuss trade-offs and strengthen team communication through architecture assessments.
Architecture assessment is an essential tool for gaining security in architecture design and for developing existing solutions or solution approaches in a focused and sustainable manner. Or for discarding them on an informed basis. Above all, architecture assessment promotes communication and transparency. This makes it an ideal tool in contemporary approaches when used correctly.
In addition to this training you will receive the ebook “Software Systeme reviewen (mit dem Lightweight Approach for Software Reviews – LASR)” by Stefan Toth and Stefan Zörner in German.
Agenda
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What are architecture assessments, architecture reviews or software reviews and what their approaches?
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What are the benefits and objectives of architecture assessments?
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How do you work out an assessment benchmark?
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How to refine qualitative requirements in quality scenarios (utility tree)?
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What are the benefits of the ATAM - Architecture Tradeoff Analysis Method?
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How does workshop-based architecture assessment work in practice?
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When alternative assessment methods (such as DCAR, PBAR, CBAM, TARA) useful?
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What do static and dynamic analysis tools do for the assessment of existing system (parts)?
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How do you prepare the results of an assessment?
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How to embed assessment methods in (agile) development processes?
Your Trainers
Stefan Zörner
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Architecture documentation, methodical software architecture and cloud applications
- Architecture Evaluation
- CPSA Foundation Level
- Flexible architectures
- Lightweight Architecture Documentation
- Lightweight Software Reviews with LASR
From Bayer AG to IBM to embarc. Stefan Zörner looks back on 25 years of IT experience and always looks forward with excitement. He provides support in architecture and implementation issues with the aim of effectively anchoring good architecture approaches in the implementation. In lively workshops, he teaches the tools of the trade and is infectious with his enthusiasm. His pragmatic approach to architecture is very well received.