Software Architect: Building Digital World
Master software architecture skills and learn to build innovative digital solutions in this comprehensive course designed for aspiring software architects.
Master software architecture skills and learn to build innovative digital solutions in this comprehensive course designed for aspiring software architects.
This course introduces essential skills for succeeding in the digital world as a software architect. Students will learn to combine technical expertise with creative innovation, understanding how different professionals collaborate to create cutting-edge software solutions. The curriculum covers software design principles, user needs analysis, testing methodologies, and human-computer interaction. Drawing inspiration from Da Vinci's approach to innovation, the course emphasizes both technical competence and creative problem-solving, preparing participants to excel in today's software-driven industry.
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What you'll learn
Master essential skills for successful software architecture and design
Develop expertise in capturing and analyzing user requirements
Learn effective software design and testing methodologies
Understand human-computer interaction principles
Explore creative and participatory design methods for innovation
Skills you'll gain
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There are 8 modules in this course
This course explores software architecture from both technical and creative perspectives. It begins with understanding essential software architect talents, inspired by Da Vinci's innovative approach. Students learn about needs identification, software design principles, testing methodologies, and human-computer interaction. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills while fostering creativity and innovation in software development. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice, participants develop the comprehensive skillset needed for modern software architecture.
The Da Vinci Code
Module 1
The Digital World Code
Module 2
Identifying needs
Module 3
Do not reinvent the Wheel, no need!
Module 4
Portray a Creator in the Age of Software
Module 5
Looking for perfection
Module 6
From software-centric to human-centric
Module 7
Creativity and participatory design
Module 8
Fee Structure
Instructors
1 Course
Distinguished Software Engineering Expert and Educational Innovator
Antonio de Amescua serves as Full Professor at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and Director of the Software Engineering Lab, where he leads research in software process improvement and organizational learning. As a member of the European Certification and Qualification Association (ECQA), he contributes to developing professional standards in software engineering. His research focuses on two main areas: software process improvement methodologies and learning organization development. Through his leadership of the Software Engineering Lab, he has advanced understanding of how organizations can better manage software development processes while fostering continuous learning environments. His work combines theoretical frameworks with practical applications, helping organizations implement effective software processes while building strong learning cultures.
1 Course
Distinguished Software Engineering Expert and Knowledge Management Leader
Maria-Isabel Sánchez-Segura serves as Full Professor in the Computer Science and Engineering Department at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, where she directs both the Software Engineering Lab and the department itself. Her expertise spans software engineering, knowledge management, and intelligent organizational systems. After completing her PhD in Computer Science (2001), MS in Software Engineering (1999), and BS in Computer Science (1997) from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, she has established herself as a leader in software process improvement and organizational intelligence. As Knowledge Manager Certified by the Knowledge Management Institute since 2013 and IEEE Senior Member since 2014, she leads research on systemic governance of intelligent organizations. Her current work includes directing the Research Chair on R&D for Digital Transformation of Occupational Safety and Health. Her research interests encompass software engineering processes, value-based software engineering, knowledge management, complexity theory, and discipline-based educational research.
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