Software Architect
The Software Architect creates the blueprint for the entire software system and establishes the overall structure for each architectural view.
The Architect is well-rounded, posseses maturity, vision, and a depth of experience that allows them to grasp issues quickly and make educated, critical judgements in the absence of complete information.
The Architect understands the business goals and vision of the enterprise in order to develop an architecture, which will support the current needs and future direction.
Software System Architecture can be broken down into the two major subcomponents: technical architecture and application architecture.
The technical architecture consists of non functional requirements, which are the quality requirements of the software system. These describe how the software system will enhance the goals and vision of the business by supporting business needs, solving problems, and in general producing the desired business results of the software solution.
The application architecture consists of functional requirements which detail the specific functionality and outputs of the software system.
Software architects must possess a skill set which enables them to create a technical architecture that meets business needs and an application architecture which achieves the specific functionality required to meet those needs. The software architecture must incorporate the needs of all the software stakeholders, including everyone from the software developers to the business end users.
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