Credentials in Software Architecture Make a Difference

 

Reliable software. Secure software. Software that can be modified easily.

These results can be achieved only with a well-designed architecture. It is a system’s architecture that determines its quality.

Determining the right architecture or improving the one you have requires knowledge and skill. Now you can learn architecture practices from experts who have been identifying, developing, and advocating practices for developing high-quality software for decades—practices that have been adopted and validated by leading software development organizations throughout the world.

With credentials from the SEI, you can help your organization build a solid architectural foundation.

The SEI Software Architecture Professional Certificate Program is for

  • software professionals and architects who want to improve their capabilities through practical training based on enduring principles that are not vendor or product specific.
  • organizations that want architecture practitioners who are ready to build or evolve software that meets business goals such as reliability, short time to market, predictability, and modifiability.

For a look at the SEI's current architecture work, read The Monitor - an SEI publication that recently focused on architecture-centric practices.

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You can earn the SEI Software Architecture Professional Certificate by completing four courses taught by SEI experts:

Certificate candidates must also demonstrate architecture proficiency through the Software Architecture: Principles and Practices Examination.

Practitioners receive a certificate as evidence of successful completion of this four-course sequence and exam. More than 1,000 people like you from 161 companies have already earned the SEI Software Architecture Professional Certificate. Take the next step to becoming a key contributor to your organization’s software success.

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In 1984, the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (SEI) was established as a federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) to advance software and systems engineering principles and practices. The SEI is the only FFRDC dedicated to the software engineering field. It has spent the past 25 years identifying, developing, and advocating practices for developing high-quality software. The SEI bases its curriculum on this rich body of research and experience with software-reliant systems.