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Technical Architecture?
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Hi...

I have a documentation to write about the "Technical architecture" of my java organiser.. I also have to describe high level components... does anyone know what my tutor is searching for? I mean, do they want me to break down every module and somewhat describe certain techniques? Or talk about the use of facades I have used, etc and their uses? What does he mean by high level components?

any help will be appreciated!

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