Requirements for Software Architects – Part 3
This blog article discusses the key requirements for software architects, highlighting the importance of agile methods, stakeholder engagement, and advanced techniques like BDD. It emphasizes collaboration between architects, analysts, and product owners to achieve successful project outcomes.
Read MoreRequirements for Software Architects – Part 2
This blog article outlines key requirements for software architects, highlighting the need for agile requirements engineering, addressing functional and non-functional requirements, managing complexity, and ensuring effective communication and implementation of architecture.
Read MoreRequirements for Software Architects – Part 1
This blog article underscores the critical nature of requirements engineering in shaping effective software architecture, highlighting how it ensures that customer needs directly inform the development process.
Read MoreDemystifying the iSAQB Advanced Examination – Introduction
Falk Sippach’s blog post introduces the iSAQB CPSA Advanced certification, detailing the practical and theoretical challenges involved in completing its rigorous project-based exam within three months alongside regular work.
Read MoreMaintaining an Overview
The article “Maintaining an Overview” by Dr. Peter Hruschka and Dr. Gernot Starke emphasizes the importance of having a structured overview in software projects to effectively manage detailed requirements, suggesting a method to prioritize architecturally significant requirements early on.
Read MoreWhy Should I attend the CPSA® Advanced Training REQ4ARC (Requirements for Software Architects)?
The CPSA Advanced Level module REQ4ARC, one of 17 Advanced Level training options, concentrates on requirements for software architects. But what exactly is in it for participants? The iSAQB member and curator of REQ4ARC, Gernot Starke, took the time to give a short interview about this module with some highly relevant questions concerning content, target…
Read MoreAct, Don’t Whine:
In many consulting projects over the last few years, we have seen development teams complain about two things: that they suffer from a lack of good requirements or that they have not received important requirements or have received them much too late. They then blame requirements engineers, business analysts, or product owners who “didn’t do…
Read MoreHow to Identify a Good Certificate?
There is a wide range of certificates on offer, yet most certificates and certification procedures are based on a similar process with some comparable variants…
Read MoreWhat CPSA®-Advanced Level Exam Tasks Actually Look Like
This blog post answers the most important questions about the written part of the iSAQB Advanced Level exam…
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