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Software architecture defines the high-level structure of a system, including its components, their responsibilities, and how they interact. Good architecture balances competing concerns: performance, scalability, security, modularity, and maintainability — all while satisfying stakeholder requirements.
This topic helps you think beyond the code level to plan how systems grow, integrate, and evolve over time. You’ll learn patterns, principles, and tradeoffs that influence successful software at scale.
Status: 🟢 Mandatory
Who should learn this?
✅ Developers building medium to large applications
✅ Anyone designing services, APIs, or distributed systems
✅ Architects, team leads, or system designers
Learning Objectives
Understand core responsibilities of a software architect
Learn how development teams describe architectures, plan successful architectures based on quality attributes, and evaluate the resulting architecture.