AR200: iSAQB Certified Professional for Software Architecture - Advanced Level (CPSA-A): Domain-Driven-Design

Agenda:

• Overview: What is domain-driven design?

 

• Getting to know the domain: Event storming

 

• Strategic Design: Partitioning the domain, cutting models and delimiting them from each other

 

• Ubiquitous language

 

• The path to the model

 

• Tactical Design – Expressing the model in software

Objectives:

In this course AR200 iSAQB Certified Professional for Software Architecture - Advanced Level (CPSA-A): Domain-Driven-Design you will learn how to develop a domain language, apply DDD patterns and establish connections to other applications in order to design a domain-oriented application in context. In the workshop AR200 iSAQB Certified Professional for Software Architecture - Advanced Level (CPSA-A): Domain-Driven-Design presentations, discussions and exercises alternate. This allows the acquired knowledge to be immediately deepened in practice. Together we practice the individual steps towards an application-oriented and high-quality architecture using a sample application. You will experience how simple a design can be when you engage with the domain and the architectural guidelines of Domain-Driven Design!

Target audience:

The course AR200 iSAQB Certified Professional for Software Architecture - Advanced Level (CPSA-A): Domain-Driven-Design is targeted at:

• Software architects and developers

Prerequisites:

The certification at Advanced Level requires the prior completion of the Foundation Level.

Description:

When building software, excellent technologies, programming languages and tools are utilized. This is good and correct. But unfortunately, it is often overlooked that the decisive factor for project success is not the technology, but the domain expertise.

If we do not map the domain model in the software, then it will not help our users with their work. No technology in the world can protect us from this. As computer scientists, one can easily fall into this trap. To prevent this, this course AR200 iSAQB Certified Professional for Software Architecture - Advanced Level (CPSA-A): Domain-Driven-Design explains how to learn domain knowledge with Domain-driven Design (DDD) and transfer it into a Ubiquitous Language. For this purpose, techniques such as interviews, Domain Storytelling and Event Storming are employed. In practice, it is difficult to recognize how we can slice our domain and develop microservices from it. Here, the principle of Bounded Contexts from DDD can help us. It provides us guidance where vertical slices make sense. If these techniques are used together, then one can build the architecture of software systems so that it represents the domain expertise and makes our users happy.

Other Info:

This course is organised in cooperation with qSkills™ partner Software Quality Lab Academy.