| Activity 14 | Concept Map |
A concept map is a method for exploring domain concepts by visualizing how concepts in the domain are related to one another. Great software architectures are grounded in the problem domain. Concept maps help us uncover specific ideas from the problem domain as well as implicit ideas required to implement a solution. Every domain concept needs a home in the architecture. The relationships among domain concepts can help us pick the right patterns, interaction models, and information architectures.
Benefits
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Visualize domain concepts and their relationships.
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Try out different relationships among domain concepts.
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Uncover missing, hidden, or implied domain concepts required to implement a functional software system.
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Lay a foundation ...
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