System = HW + SW = competence in both areas. In my case it also has lots of Requirements Engineering, technical leading, applying skills as a generalist (biggest scale as the specialists), dealing with norms, working as an interface between strategy, management, development, testing, production. Basically, I work with stakeholders (customers and different business units in the company) to determine what they need and translate those needs in specifications (requirements, architecture & design).
Currently studying regular architecture in uni but am really considering branch out into the software side of engineering and architecture as that’s where I see the future going. Anyone have any information they can provide about working life out of tertiary education and suc
Today we live in an digital world, but a system doesn't need to be a informatic system. I think that a system architect could cover more. He's a creator of a completely new thing or use components to create a new system.
Hello, NO, they all different a system architect is the one who does the overall system design and a system analyst works together with the users in the system development and in implementing the system.Hope you understand
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System = HW + SW = competence in both areas. In my case it also has lots of Requirements Engineering, technical leading, applying skills as a generalist (biggest scale as the specialists), dealing with norms, working as an interface between strategy, management, development, testing, production. Basically, I work with stakeholders (customers and different business units in the company) to determine what they need and translate those needs in specifications (requirements, architecture & design).
Bro does system architect and solution architect do the same thing..?
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Currently studying regular architecture in uni but am really considering branch out into the software side of engineering and architecture as that’s where I see the future going. Anyone have any information they can provide about working life out of tertiary education and suc
Today we live in an digital world, but a system doesn't need to be a informatic system. I think that a system architect could cover more. He's a creator of a completely new thing or use components to create a new system.
I also agree, they are a very diverse skill set
Is a Systems Architect same as a Systems Analyst and a Systems Administrator??
Hello, NO, they all different a system architect is the one who does the overall system design and a system analyst works together with the users in the system development and in implementing the system.Hope you understand
@@aliabhatt3955 A system architect and system analyst is the same.
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