Architecture And Design Of Distributed Enterprise Systems

Product Description

Client/server, 3-tier & n-tier distributed systems open up new opportunities & ways to design systems & develop applications. They form the infrastructure for enterprise-wide core business, database, workflow & web applications. This course examines the process from architecture through to design of distributed enterprise systems & looks at many of the architecture & design choices that need to be made. The use of the three major component technologies in building flexible distributed computing architectures are also studied.

An object-oriented modelling approach is often used to describe business requirements, identify components, their interactions & placement in a multi-tier environment. The course examines an OO model, the infrastructure necessary to support distributed applications & the trade-offs in cost, performance & scalability.

Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMSs) still provide the core technology for implementing many distributed enterprise systems.

Throughout the course, architectural choices & considerations for distributed systems are presented & case studies are used.

Design sessions & case studies will be used throughout the course.

This training may be available onsite; please contact us if you are interested.