Shoug Alomran
Team Member
Contributes to the Intaliq architecture: the 4+1 views, quality attribute scenarios, design patterns and the documentation package.
The team behind Intaliq, the SE322 Software Design & Architecture project at Prince Sultan University — responsible for the system architecture, the 4+1 views, quality attribute analysis, design patterns and the final validation package.
Team Member
Contributes to the Intaliq architecture: the 4+1 views, quality attribute scenarios, design patterns and the documentation package.
Team Member
Contributes to the Intaliq architecture: the 4+1 views, quality attribute scenarios, design patterns and the documentation package.
Team Member
Contributes to the Intaliq architecture: the 4+1 views, quality attribute scenarios, design patterns and the documentation package.
Team Member
Contributes to the Intaliq architecture: the 4+1 views, quality attribute scenarios, design patterns and the documentation package.
Team Member
Contributes to the Intaliq architecture: the 4+1 views, quality attribute scenarios, design patterns and the documentation package.
Team Member
Contributes to the Intaliq architecture: the 4+1 views, quality attribute scenarios, design patterns and the documentation package.
The SE322 work is split into six workstreams. The team works through them together, carrying the Intaliq architecture from the approved SRS to the final validated package. See who does what in the work split.
Selecting the client–server style, recording its trade-offs and keeping the architecture aligned with the SRS drivers.
Modelling the user, logical, process, development and physical views, and drawing the UML diagrams behind them.
Turning the SRS targets for performance, availability, security and usability into measurable scenarios.
Applying Factory Method, Observer and Adapter to activity logging, session notifications and the AI chatbox.
Writing the architecture and design documents and keeping this site in step with them.
Tracing the views back to the SRS, reviewing the trade-offs and preparing the final presentation.