
Put students in the role of a software architect. Each case presents a system-level situation in which an architectural approach must be selected based on factors such as scalability, maintainability, communication, deployment, and system complexity.
Students evaluate the situation, weigh architectural trade-offs, and defend the approach they believe best fits the project’s needs.
Students practice:
Evaluating architectural alternatives
Connecting architecture to system requirements
Analyzing trade-offs
Recognizing architectural consequences
Defending an architectural decision
Suitable for undergraduate Software Architecture and Software Engineering courses.
No programming implementation is required. The emphasis is on architectural judgment and trade-off analysis.
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