About the New CPSA®- Advanced Level Module Domain-Specific Languages (DSL)
On November 21, the iSAQB published the curriculum of the new Advanced Level module Domain-Specific Languages (DSL). DSL covers crucial techniques in programming language design and compiler construction. It enables participants to understand the role of DSLs in overall architecture, design user-friendly DSLs systematically, and recognize them as integral to architecture design. The editorial team…
Read MoreThe Importance of Software Architecture, the Influence of Agile Methods, and the iSAQB’s Role in This
Tom Asel is an iSAQB member and the founder of tangible concepts. He has been working as a developer, architect, and trainer in software development for over 15 years. Agile architecture work is a focus of his professional activities. He supports teams and organizations in aligning development processes, skills, technologies, and architectures. We talked to…
Read MoreBabylon as a Feature
The Tower of Babylon is a myth meant to explain why the world’s peoples speak different languages. Refer to Bibliography [0] below for details. In modern IT systems, it’s often a requirement to support multiple languages. Such internationalization (i18n for short) is a tough challenge – and this post describes a simple solution to just…
Read MoreWhy Should I attend the CPSA® Advanced Training CLOUDINFRA (Infrastructure, Container, and Cloud Native)?
What is behind the CPSA Advanced Level training CLOUDINFRA: Infrastructure, Container, and Cloud Native? What can participants expect from this training course which is one of 17 modules of the iSAQB’s multi-level CPSA program (Certified Professional for Software Architecture)? The module curators Marc Haid and Anja Kammer shed light upon some very relevant questions concerning…
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 MoreWhy Should I attend the CPSA® Advanced Training EMBEDDED (Embedded Systems)?
The iSAQB’s multi-level CPSA scheme, short for Certified Professional for Software Architecture, is a program of further education. It is aimed at IT professionals who work on solution structures. At Advanced Level, the second step of the CPSA program, participants can choose between 17 modules – and one of them covers the topic of embedded…
Read MoreWhy Should I attend the CPSA® Advanced Training IMPROVE (Evolution and Improvement of Software Architectures)?
What is behind the CPSA Advanced Level module IMPROVE, one of 17 trainings that participants of the Advanced Level can choose from? The CPSA Advanced Level is the second step within the iSAQB’s multi-level CPSA program (Certified Professional for Software Architecture) after the Foundation Level. Gernot Starke, iSAQB member and curator of the Advanced module…
Read MoreWhy Should I attend the CPSA® Advanced Training BLOCKCHAIN (Low-Trust Consensus in Decentralized Applications)?
The CPSA Advanced Level is the second step within the iSAQB’s multi-level CPSA program (Certified Professional for Software Architecture). One of the 17 training options of the Advanced Level that participants can choose from is the module BLOCKCHAIN – Low-Trust Consensus in Decentralized Applications. In this informative interview, Lars Hupel, curator of the Advanced module…
Read MoreWhy Should I attend the CPSA® Advanced Training Soft Skills for Software Architects (SOFT)?
The CPSA Advanced Level is the second step within the iSAQB’s multi-level CPSA program (Certified Professional for Software Architecture). Participants can choose from 17 trainings, so-called modules, in three areas of competence – technological, methodical, and communicative competence. The most important training when it comes to communicative competence is the Advanced Level module SOFT (Soft…
Read MoreAttending the iSAQB® CPSA® Advanced Training in Web Architecture (WEB) – Who Should Take The Course and Why?
Which audience does the module WEB address? The training course is meant for people who are looking for a somewhat broader overview of the huge subject that is “web”. The goal is to illuminate and classify as many existing standards as possible as well as different approaches to architectures on as many levels as possible…
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