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Principles for Designing Software Architecture to Achieve Quality Attribute Requirements
Seattle, Washington August 09-August 11
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Len Bass, Carnegie Mellon University, PA

I will describe the principles involved in the design of software architecture. The premise is that the design of software architecture is determined by the quality attributes requirements for a system. The quality attributes that we have focused on are: availability, modifiability, performance, security, and usability.

I will discuss why quality attributes are important, how to specify quality attribute requirements in a common form, design primitives to support the achievement of each quality attribute and how these can be applied to the design and evaluation of software architectures.

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Len Bass, "Principles for Designing Software Architecture to Achieve Quality Attribute Requirements," sera, pp.2, Fourth International Conference on Software Engineering Research, Management and Applications (SERA'06), 2006
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