Knowledge and skills required to develop enterprise application systems

1. Overview

This articleArticleIt is mainly to plan and ridicule the knowledge and skills of development and project management, which is a self-ridicule suggestion. In this article, I divide my knowledge and skills into understanding, familiarity, and proficiency.

• Understanding: You know this thing and use it.
• Familiarity: you are familiar with the use and application of this transaction. problems can be quickly solved.
• Proficient: you have mastered the principles of this thing and know the ins and outs of it.

What are the knowledge and skills required to develop an excellent enterprise application system? To what extent does my team or I work? Here, I will introduce the capabilities of developing excellent enterprise application systems into three levels: Elementary, intermediate, and advanced.

• Elementary: it refers to the development of enterprise application systems to meet the functional requirements of customers and reach the usable stage.
• Intermediate: the enterprise application system developed not only meets the functional requirements of customers, and non-functional features such as availability, reliability, security, performance, testability, scalability, applicability, maintainability, compatibility, configurability, service, installability, and Localization the demand also reaches the partially met stage. The collaboration capability of software development teams has also been improved. Software project management is controllable.
• Advanced: enterprise application systems developed in addition to meeting the functional requirements of customers, and non-functional features such as availability, reliability, security, performance, testability, scalability, applicability, maintainability, compatibility, configurability, service, installability, and Localization the demand also reaches the stage of full satisfaction. With the cooperation of software development teams, collaboration capabilities are efficient and perfect. Software project management is controllable.

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2. Three levels of knowledge and skills 2.1. Elementary

Category	Knowledge and skills	Degree	References
Software Development Method	Object-oriented	Understanding	C # basic object-oriented tutorial
Business knowledge	Industry laws and regulations	Understanding
	Organizational structure and related responsibilities	Understanding
	Business processes, business rules, and Business Roles	Understanding
Programming Language	C # Language	Understanding	Msdn
	SQL language	Understanding	Msdn
	Html	Understanding
	CSS	Understanding	Css2.0 Reference Manual Css3.0 Reference Manual
	Javascript	Understanding
Web technology	Asp.net	Understanding	Msdn
. NET Framework	Ado.net	Understanding	Msdn
Database Technology	SQL Server 2005	Understanding
Other Software	IIS server	Understanding
	Office software	Understanding

2.2. Intermediate

Category	Knowledge and skills	Degree	References
Process Management	Cmme	Understanding	Capability Maturity integration model for development (CMMI-DEV) 1.2
	RUP	Understanding	Rational Unified Process 2000 reference manual
	Agile Development	Understanding	Agile Software Development: Principles, models and practices Scrum and XP in smoke Scrum checklists
Software Development Method	Object-oriented	Familiar	C # basic object-oriented tutorial Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (uml.2.0) In-depth introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
	Test-driven development (TDD)	Understanding
Business knowledge	Industry laws and regulations	Understanding
	Organizational structure and related responsibilities	Understanding
	Business processes, business rules, and Business Roles	Understanding
Business Modeling	Business Modeling	Understanding	Field-driven design
Analysis Design	Design Patterns and guidelines	Familiar	Enterprise Application Architecture Model New Design Pattern manual C # Big talk Design Model Object-Oriented Design Principles Library Development and Design Guidelines Software Interface Design Guidelines Database Design Guidelines
	Reconstruction	Familiar	Reconstruction Reconstruction: improving existingCodeDesign
Basic knowledge	Algorithm	Familiar	C # Data Structure
	Memory, process, and thread management	Understanding	Windows programmer guide-DLL and Memory Management Win32 API details
	Protocol	Understanding	HTTP protocol details "TCP-IP detailed volume collection (Volume One volume two volume three)"
	CLR	Understanding	Framework Design CLR via C #
	English	Familiar
Programming Language	C # Language	Familiar	Msdn
	SQL language	Familiar	Msdn
	Html	Familiar
	XML language	Understanding
	CSS	Familiar	Css2.0 Reference Manual Css3.0 Reference Manual
	Javascript	Familiar
	UML language	Understanding
Web technology	Asp.net	Familiar	Msdn
	Microsoft Ajax	Familiar	Msdn
	Jquery	Familiar	Jquery Chinese Reference
. NET Framework	Ado.net	Familiar	Msdn
	WCF	Familiar	Msdn
	WF	Familiar	Msdn
	Nhib.pdf	Familiar	Hibernate Development Guide Nhib.pdf Chinese Reference Nhib.pdf source code
	Spring.net	Familiar	Spring.net source code
Database Technology	SQL Server 2005	Familiar
Other Software	IIS server	Understanding
	Office software	Understanding

2.3. Advanced

Category	Knowledge and skills	Degree	References
Process Management	Cmme	Familiar	Capability Maturity integration model for development (CMMI-DEV) 1.2
	RUP	Familiar	Rational Unified Process 2000 reference manual
	Agile Development	Familiar	Agile Software Development: Principles, models and practices Scrum and XP in smoke Scrum checklists
Software Development Method	Object-oriented	Proficient	C # basic object-oriented tutorial Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (uml.2.0) In-depth introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
	Test-driven development (TDD)	Proficient
Business knowledge	Industry laws and regulations	Familiar
	Organizational structure and related responsibilities	Familiar
	Business processes, business rules, and Business Roles	Familiar
Business Modeling	Business Modeling	Familiar	Field-driven design
Analysis Design	Design Patterns and guidelines	Proficient	Enterprise Application Architecture Model New Design Pattern manual C # Big talk Design Model Object-Oriented Design Principles Library Development and Design Guidelines Software Interface Design Guidelines Database Design Guidelines
	Reconstruction	Proficient	Reconstruction Refactoring: improving the design of existing code
Basic knowledge	Algorithm	Proficient	C # Data Structure
	Memory, process, and thread management	Proficient	Windows programmer guide-DLL and Memory Management Win32 API details
	Protocol	Proficient	HTTP protocol details "TCP-IP detailed volume collection (Volume One volume two volume three)"
	CLR	Proficient	Framework Design CLR via C #
	English	Familiar
Programming Language	C # Language	Proficient	Msdn
	SQL language	Proficient	Msdn
	Html	Proficient
	XML language	Proficient
	CSS	Proficient	Css2.0 Reference Manual Css3.0 Reference Manual
	Javascript	Proficient
	UML language	Proficient
Web technology	Asp.net	Proficient	Msdn
	Microsoft Ajax	Proficient	Msdn
	Jquery	Proficient	Jquery Chinese Reference
. NET Framework Technology	Ado.net	Proficient	Msdn
	WCF	Proficient	Msdn
	WF	Proficient	Msdn
	Nhib.pdf	Proficient	Hibernate Development Guide Nhib.pdf Chinese Reference Nhib.pdf source code
	Spring.net	Proficient
Database Technology	SQL Server 2005	Proficient
Other Software	IIS server	Understanding
	Office software	Understanding
Business Area	Business knowledge	Familiar