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| − | + | <p style="text-align: justify"><font size="3">In this course, the value of system integration will be emphasized. The course explains the concept of the different architectural views (e.g. function view, organization view, data view, output view) and the relationships between those individual views. There will be explained the principles for process orientation. Students will understand and interpret the models and methods for developing information systems architectures. They will be taught how to use those models and methods to define overall information systems architecture.</font></p> | |
| − | <font size="3">In this course, the value of system integration will be emphasized. The course explains the concept of the different architectural views (e.g. function view, organization view, data view, output view) and the relationships between those individual views. There will be explained the principles for process orientation. Students will understand and interpret the models and methods for developing information systems architectures. They will be taught how to use those models and methods to define overall information systems architecture.</font> | + | [[Category:SSKE Knowledge/University Course]][[SSKE Knowledge/isPartOfProgram::Service Engineering and Management (SEM) Master Program| ]][[SSKE Knowledge/isTaughtBy::Pop, Florin| ]] |
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Service Engineering and Management Master Program
Architecture of Service Oriented Information Systems
In this course, the value of system integration will be emphasized. The course explains the concept of the different architectural views (e.g. function view, organization view, data view, output view) and the relationships between those individual views. There will be explained the principles for process orientation. Students will understand and interpret the models and methods for developing information systems architectures. They will be taught how to use those models and methods to define overall information systems architecture.
