Key Takeaways Up Front: In software engineering, complexity often feels inevitable. Yet, some of the most significant progress doesn’t come from heavy processes or intricate methodologies but from simple thinking tools — heuristics, principles,...
Context And Problem: The Growing Complexity of Engineering Projects Over the past few years, I’ve been working in regulated industries and on large-scale projects where well–defined requirements are essential. These requirements not only help...
Software architecture is the backbone of any software system, determining how it meets functional and non-functional requirements. While functional requirements are often the focus of stakeholders, quality requirements (non-functional requirements) and constraints play an...