Integração Empresarial

Theoretical Classes → Professor Sérgio Guerreiro explains the topics clearly and has absolutely no problem answering any doubt you might have.

Practical Classes → Professor Flávio Martins is ALWAYS very enthusiastic when explaining ANY topic (he knows a lot about a lot of topics, and loves teaching/explaining them during the classes) and sometimes, maybe even most of the times, tends to steer away from the classes' main goal, so you MUST interrupt him. Anyway, I had lots of fun during his classes and learned a lot about side topics as well.

There's also a detailed, step-by-step guide...

The course is overall really cool. The concepts are not hard to understand and it is a really helpful module that actually gives you concrete knowledge on a lot of important topic for your career. We learn how do develop microservices with quarkus and how to communicate with a kafka cluster and then create business processes with camunda. The downsides are the amount of time that it takes to do the project, mostly due to the copious number of times that we have to redeploy the whole project to AWS. Also, teaching camunda 7 which is going to be deprecated later this year seems a bit pointless...

This course is very interesting for anyone who enjoys a challenge.

Syllabus

The goal of the course is exactly what the name suggests: integrating applications. You’ll learn modern integration techniques like MOM (Message Oriented Middleware), Kafka (used in the project), how to publish and consume topics, and how to process data using Kafka Streams. You don't really need prior theoretical knowledge, but Java programming is essential. We used the Quarkus framework.

Project

The project involved building an Autonomous Vehicle as a Service system: an app that receives loads...