iSAQB CPSA-A DSL

iSAQB® CPSA-A - Domain-Specific Language (Course)

Description

Attending the iSAQB® CPSA-A Domain-Specific Language (DSL) course gives participants 20 Methodological Competence (MC) and 10 Technical Competence (TC) points towards the 70 points required for eligibility for the iSAQB CPSA-A exam with Brightest. It is important to remember that as part of the 70 points required to take the iSAQB CPSA-A exam with Brightest, you will need at least ten competence points in each of the following areas:

Technical Competence (TC)
Methodological Competence (MC)
Communicative Competence (CC)

Accredited iSAQB® DSL - Domain-Specific Language (CPSA-A) training is based on the current iSAQB® curriculum:

Part 1 - Introduction and Motivation

Requirements and architectural relevance
Basics of modelling
Embedded vs. stand-alone DSLs

Part 2 - Syntax

Syntax and language design
Formal grammars
Concrete and abstract syntax

Part 3 - Semantics

Basics of semantics
Expressiveness
Design of semantics

Part 4 - Language Design

General design issues
Type systems
Compositional domain modeling
The concept of effects

Part 5 - Tools

Syntax tools
Semantics tools
Programming languages
Development environments

Target Audience

The CPSA-A Domain-Specific Language seminar is particularly valuable for professionals who want to enhance configurability, empower users, and guarantee critical properties with domain-specific languages.

Requirements

To join any iSAQB® CPSA - Advanced Level course, you must hold the iSAQB® Certified Professional for Software Architecture - Foundation Level (CSPA-F) certificate.

Knowledge prerequisites:

Participants should have the following prerequisite knowledge:

Basic computer-science education related to languages, i.e.:
- Formal grammars
- Regular expressions
- Know the difference between interpreters and compilers
The role of types in programming

Knowledge in the following areas may help understand some concepts covered in this course: