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Required and Optional Viewpoints: What is Included in Software Architecture

Smolander et al., 2001

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3019094368834211280
Author
Smolander K
Hoikka K
Isokallio J
Kataikko M
Mäkelä T
Kälviäinen H
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Telecom Business Research Center, Lappeeranta University of Technology, http://www. lut. fi/TBRC

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Software architecture is conventionally concerned with the structures in a high abstraction level describing the main constituents of a software system. However, there seems to be no common agreement of what these structures exactly are. This paper acts as an attempt to …
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