Analysing & Advising
As a full-stack developer, you investigate a problem, a technology, or an existing system before you commit to a solution, and you advise stakeholders on the best way forward. That means turning wishes into testable requirements, checking usability, accessibility, and performance with an expert eye, being able to name the security risks in a feature, and presenting your findings in a way that fits your audience.
Starting Points
- Technical requirements analysis
- Accessibility, heuristics & expert evaluation
- Performance & compatibility assessment
- Security threat basics
- Stakeholder engagement & presentation
Deepening:
- Non-functional requirements & quality attribute analysis
- Scalability & performance advisory
- Technical architecture decision making
- Third-party options analysis
- R&D: technology exploration & validation
Level 2 Learning Outcome Analysing and Advising
You investigate issues methodically, identify core problems and advise on solutions with clear substantiation. Success criteria:
- AA1: You start your analysis with a clear research question and a conscious choice of approach.
- AA2: You demonstrate an inquisitive and critical attitude by questioning found sources and AI output.
- AA3: You identify core problems by separating main issues from minor ones and show awareness of the societal context in which the issue plays out.
- AA4: You provide persuasive advice by using clear, substantiated arguments.
- AA5: You consciously adapt your communication to the target audience, in form and language.
Level 3 Learning Outcome Analysing and Advising
You investigate complex issues methodically from multiple perspectives and formulate well-founded, convincing advice on this basis, in which you weigh alternatives and specify consequences. Success criteria:
- AA1: You independently determine a research approach that suits the issue and adapt it based on what you encounter.
- AA2: You demonstrate an inquisitive and critical attitude by questioning sources, AI results, the problem statement, and your own assumptions.
- AA3: You analyze issues from multiple perspectives and consciously weigh the societal and ethical consequences.
- AA4: You formulate well-founded advice in which you weigh alternatives, identify risks, and make a substantiated recommendation.
- AA5: You consciously adapt your communication to different target groups with diverse interests, in terms of form and language.