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Microsoft
defines service oriented architecture as "the art of modeling
an organization's business processes, as a
well-factored portfolio of
network-addressable
business components."
In
this course, we will study service oriented architecture from both an
architectural
and development perspective. We
will discus principles
and
patterns but also study how these may be implemented in a modern
SOA
platform.
In
particular we will cover the principles of service oriented analysis and
design,
second generation web service
standards, enterprise service bus
(ESB)
functionality
and web service orchestration using the Business Process Execution Language
(BPEL).
There will also be a theoretical
piece covering Petri nets.
The
hands-on component of this course will include programming activities using
OracleÕs
SOA Suite of tools.
A
long the way the students will have the opportunity to study a high level
reference
architecture built by IBM for CMU.
It
will be assumed that the student has completed or is
completing a course
in
distributed systems that covers web services. It will also be assumed that
the
student can program in Java or C#.
Suggested Prerequisite:
95-702 Distributed Systems
Last Updated:
October 2011