Guide to building High Level Architecture and System Design.
What you'll learn
- You will learn the essential system design basic concepts and related terminologies used in the complex systems in the tech industry.
- You will be ready to design your own complex systems while keeping them scalable, maintainable and reliable.
- Case Studies: You will learn about various high and low level design approaches, architectural patterns and paradigms via case studies on the latest software systems used in the tech industry.
Requirements
- Basic computer science fundamentals
Description
Have you ever wondered what makes the website like Google, Facebook, Netflix are available to us 24 * 7?
How are these products able to take so many requests and give responses in the blink of an eye?
The answer is the way these systems are designed.
Designing and building complex systems are the need of the hour nowadays for any software engineer.
You need to be aware of the high and low-level architecture of the application/system on which these tech products are built. They all have a very solid foundation at their core. It is very important for software companies to be functional all the time in today’s world. It's hard to imagine even a single minute today without these tools.
And that's becoming more of a skill, understanding how to keep your systems functional all the time. It is now considered a primary skill to have when you are preparing for a software interview or trying to build a system for your organization or for your own product.
Learning how to design scalable systems will help you become a better engineer.
The aim of this course is to help you learn to design large-scale systems and prepare you for system design interviews. You can use any language (Python/ Java/ C#) to develop the solution.
In the 1st part, you will be learning the system design basics and in the 2nd part, you will apply them in real-world software systems via comprehensive case studies keeping in mind all the low-level design principles used in the industry as well.
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Who this course is for:
- If you are preparing for system design interviews.
- If you are beginning to learn System Design concepts.
- If you are planning to build an end-to-end software solution to a problem.
