Architects are the “Project Directors.” In their role, they have the following responsibilities:
- Work with all project stakeholders to establish exactly what the business requirements of the system are
- Define the overall structure of the application system
- Make sure the system is designed for performance and future scalability
- Coordinate developers to work independently on their parts of the system
- Integrate all of the developers’ efforts to build the cohesive whole
- Design and build regression tests to run throughout the Development through Operations phases of the project
The Architect Training Pathway courses are as follows:
- System Modeler – (1 Hour) – This tool cleanly captures project business requirements by mapping the application based on how it will process events. Once the business stakeholders finish building the Model, the System Modeler can generate the foundational application structure, thereby ensuring that the application framework adheres tightly to the desired project focus.
- Developer Best Practices – (.5 Hours) – How performance and scalability in a project can best be achieved is not a “one size fits all” approach in all cases. In this course, students learn that of the different methods of achieving the same result, there are usually trade-offs in other areas. Students learn to weigh these different outcomes and choose those that best meet their business needs.