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Software architectures shift the focus of developers from lines-of-code to coarser-grained
architectural elements and their overall interconnection structure. Architecture description …

As software systems become more complex, the overall system structure—or software
architecture—becomes a central design problem. An important step toward an engineering …

Software is rarely built completely from scratch. To a great extent, existing software
documents (source code, design documents, etc.) are copied and adapted to fit new …

Ubiquitous computing poses a number of challenges for software architecture. One of the
most important is the ability to design software systems that accommodate dynamically …

The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a family of design notations that is rapidly
becoming a de facto standard software design language. UML provides a variety of useful …

Software systems of today are frequently composed from prefabricated, heterogeneous
components that provide complex functionality and engage in complex interactions. Existing …

As the design of software architectures emerges as a discipline within software engineering,
it will become increasingly important to support architectural description and analysis with …

Distributed systems are often modeled by objects that run concurrently, each with its own
processor, and communicate by synchronous remote method calls. This may be satisfactory …

Why Another Book on Category Theory? In the past ten years, several books have been
published on category t-ory either by computer scientists or having computer scientists as a …