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On Architecture

IEEE Software, 2006
For the past two years, the author has been working to create a handbook of software architecture (www.booch.com/architecture) and will continue to work on it for another two to three years. The handbook’s primary goal is to codify the architecture of 100 interesting software-intensive systems, presenting them in a manner that exposes their essential ...
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Architectural Aspects of Architectural Aspects

2005
This document studies in some detail the recently developed concept of aspect at the architecture level. This concept introduces a novel kind of modularization and composition in software, and therefore it defines new structures which must be studied by Software Architecture, determining the architectural features of aspects.
Carlos Enrique Cuesta Quintero   +3 more
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Architecture quality

ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News, 1984
During the past few years, researchers in Computer Architecture have seen a number of new, so called "non- von Neumann" innovations. Some of these innovations are finding their way into commercial computers, while others are relegated to the back waters of research logs.
Krishna M. Kavi, K. Krishnamohan
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Visual architecture and cognitive architecture

Journal of Experimental & Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, 1997
Traditional architectures have fundamental epistemological problems. Perception is inherently resource limited so controlling perception involves all the same AI-complete problems of reasoning about time and resources as the full-scale planning problem.
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Enterprise Architecture and Technical Architecture

IEEE Software, 2010
Enterprise architecture and technical architecture are related yet different: whereas EA focuses on the architecture of a business that uses software-intensive systems, TA focuses on the architecture of the software-intensive systems that are used by a business to makes its mission manifest.
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Pipeline Architecture

ACM Computing Surveys, 1977
Pipelined computer architecture has received considerable attention since the 1960s when the need for faster and more cost-effective systems became critical. The merit of pipelining is that it can help to match the speeds of various subsystems without duplicating the cost of the entire system involved.
C. V. Ramamoorthy, Hon Fung Li
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The Architecture of Recession — Solidary Architecture

Pollack Periodica, 2015
The article discusses the effects of the global economic recession - since 2008 — on the Hungarian building construction, thereby affecting the architectural design activity, primarily from the perspective of the change in design view. The recession, which points beyond its economical aspect, emphasizes a vastly complex approach, which makes the ...
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Architecture Principles

2011
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Danny Greefhorst, Erik Proper
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Phoenix architecture

ACM SIGDA Newsletter, 1978
Multiprogramming and multitasking programming concepts are familiar to most of us. In a multiprogrammed arrangement several "user programs" can share the use of a single computer in a time sharing mode. An executive program provides the time slices to the "user programs" by activating and deactivating them according to some schedule.
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Architecture as Language

IEEE Software, 2009
In this paper, software architects can develop domain specific languages that express the desired architecture during the definition process and use them to describe systems based on the architecture.
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