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This document discusses layered architecture, which separates a software system into independent logical layers with specific responsibilities. Each layer interacts only with adjacent layers through well-defined interfaces. This promotes separation of concerns, modularity, and scalability. Benefits of layered architecture include separation of concerns, flexibility to add or change layers without impacting others, and scalability to accommodate new requirements. An example of layers in an e-commerce application is presented.

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This document discusses layered architecture, which separates a software system into independent logical layers with specific responsibilities. Each layer interacts only with adjacent layers through well-defined interfaces. This promotes separation of concerns, modularity, and scalability. Benefits of layered architecture include separation of concerns, flexibility to add or change layers without impacting others, and scalability to accommodate new requirements. An example of layers in an e-commerce application is presented.

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LAYERED

ARCHITECTURE

Made by: Jawad Saleem


INTRODUCTIO
N
Layered Architecture is a popular design
pattern that separates different aspects of a
software system into independent layers. ,
each with a specific responsibility. It promotes
separation of concerns, modularity, and
scalability. This presentation will explore the
benefits of this architecture pattern to build
robust and scalable software systems.
Working Process

1. The system is divided into logical layers, such as


presentation layer, business logic layer, and data
access layer.

2. Each layer has specific responsibilities and


interacts with adjacent layers through well-defined
interfaces.

3. Communication between layers is typically


achieved through function calls or message passing.

4. Changes in one layer have minimal impact on


other layers, facilitating maintainability and
flexibility.
Example Software Product
(E-commerce Application)
The application consists of multiple layers,
including:
- Presentation Layer: Handles the user interface
and interacts with the user through web pages or
mobile applications.
- Business Logic Layer: Implements the core
business logic and rules, such as managing products,
processing orders, and handling payments.

- Data Access Layer: Manages the interaction with


the database, including querying and storing data.
BENEFITS OF LAYERED ARCHITECTURE

- Separation of concerns: Each layer


focuses on specific functionalities,
making the system more modular and
easier to maintain.

- Scalability: New layers or components


can be added to accommodate changing
requirements without affecting the
existing layers.

- Flexibility: Changes in one layer have


minimal impact on other layers, enabling
easier modifications and updates.
CONCLUSION
Layered Architecture is a proven design pattern that provides several benefits
to build robust and scalable software systems. While it has some challenges,
they can be mitigated with best practices. By using Layered Architecture,
developers can build software systems that are easier to maintain, flexible,
and adaptable to changing requirements.
THANK YOU
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