THE PROBLEM OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN IN A CONTEXT OF PARTIALLY KNOWN REQUIREMENTS OF COMPLEX WEB BASED APPLICATION "KSU FEEDBACK"

A. Spivakovsky; S. Tityenok; D. Berezovsky; Y. Storozhuk; A. Litvinenko; N. Klymenko

doi:10.14308/ite000394

A. Spivakovsky Kherson State University, Kherson
S. Tityenok Kherson State University, Kherson
D. Berezovsky Kherson State University, Kherson
Y. Storozhuk Kherson State University, Kherson
A. Litvinenko Kherson State University, Kherson
N. Klymenko Kherson State University, Kherson

Keywords: KSU Feedback Service, 360 degree feedback, survey, target groups, software development, architecture, poll

Abstract

The problem of flexible architecture design for critical parts of “KSU Feedback” application which do not have full requirements or clearly defined scope. Investigated recommended practices for solving such type of tasks and shown how they are applied in “KSU Feedback” architecture.

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