The tasks of software architects whose responsibilities are wide and difficult can be listed as follows:

• Selecting the technologies to be used in the project,
• Selecting ready-to-speed controls and following them,
• Using the framework,
• Making recommendations in project methodology and processes,
• Choosing methodology or process such as RUP, XP and MSF,
• Choosing quality standards such as AQAP, ISO and CMM,
• Using development techniques such as Test Driven Development (TDD), Domain Driven Development (DDD) and Model Driven Architecture (MDA),
• Creating and maintaining the overall design structure of the applications,
• To evaluate the appropriate ones in project parameters such as quality, technique, time and scope,
• To check whether the project is at a sufficient level,
• Documenting the application design,
• Testing and approving coding practices and standards,
• Guiding programmers in difficult techniques and tasks,
• Assisting the project manager with project benefits and costs,
• Assisting management in recruitment and technical personnel selection

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