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Building up and Exploiting Architectural Knowledge

Building up and Exploiting Architectural Knowledge. Philippe Kruchten Paticia Lago Hans van Vliet Timo Wolf. Griffin objectives. Software architecture as a set of design decisions What knowledge does an architect use/need? What types of assumptions are made in an architecture?

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Building up and Exploiting Architectural Knowledge

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  1. Building up and Exploiting Architectural Knowledge Philippe Kruchten Paticia Lago Hans van Vliet Timo Wolf

  2. Griffin objectives • Software architecture as a set of design decisions • What knowledge does an architect use/need? • What types of assumptions are made in an architecture? • Which types of decisions are important to capture explicitly? • How to extract “important” architectural knowledge (AK)? • How does an architecture ontology look like? • How to share AK in a distributed setting? • How to describe AK • How to manage AK WICSA5, 8 november 2005

  3. Part of an AK-graph WICSA5, 8 november 2005

  4. Use Cases for AK • Incremental architectural review • Evaluate impact • Get a rationale • Study chronology • Add a decision • Spot the critical stakeholder • Clone AK • Determine integration strategy • Detect and interpret patterns WICSA5, 8 november 2005

  5. Use Case  operation on AK graphs • Subset operation • Closure operation • … • Visualization (Tufte) WICSA5, 8 november 2005

  6. Ongoing work • 4 case studies • “4” use cases • Model AK • Provide tooling to support use cases WICSA5, 8 november 2005

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