The SEI is engaged in these research areas:
The SEI is developing models that can be applied to evaluate and improve the architecture competence of individuals and organizations. [more]
The SEI is investigating technologies and practices that help organizations ensure that their implementation of a system conforms to the system's architecture. [more]
The SEI is researching how organizations can manage future uncertainty by planning for system evolution. [more]
The SEI is examining the relationship between service-oriented architectures (SOAs) and quality attributes. [more]
The SEI is developing methods and approaches for evaluating system of systems (SoS) architectures to ensure early identification of quality attribute inconsistencies and architectural risks. [more]
The SEI Architecture Expert (ArchE) tool is a design assistant that helps architects explore architectural designs driven by quality attributes. [more]
The SEI is researching current commercial and research tools that help organizations retrieve the "as-built" architecture of an implemented legacy system. [more]
The SEI is collaborating with DoD acquisition organizations and their contractors to transition and apply architecture-centric software development approaches in an acquisition context. [more]
The SEI is researching how to integrate SEI architecture evaluation and design methods into an organization's life cycle for developing architecture-based software. [more]
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