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SOLID Principles in C# for Software Architecture Design

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SOLID Principles in C# for Software Architecture & Design, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 39 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 583 reviews, and has 7360 subscribers.

You will learn about Solid principle of OOP object oriented programming for software design and architecture Identify Bad design in the softwares code with Solid Principles knowledge Implement Software Practices using Solid Principles Solid design principles implementation in C# Learn Single responsibility principle SRP Learn Open Closed Principle OCP Learn Liskov substitution principle LSP Learn Interface segregation principle ISP Learn Dependency inversion principle DIP Learn Inversion of Control IOC Learn Dependency Injection DI Commonly used Software design Principles like DRY ,KISS ,GRASP, single source of truth etc This course is ideal for individuals who are Software Developers or People who are starting career in IT industry or People who are involved in Design and architecting softwares or Information Technology Engineer or Computer Science Engineer It is particularly useful for Software Developers or People who are starting career in IT industry or People who are involved in Design and architecting softwares or Information Technology Engineer or Computer Science Engineer.

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Title: SOLID Principles in C# for Software Architecture & Design

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

  • Solid principle of OOP object oriented programming for software design and architecture
  • Identify Bad design in the softwares code with Solid Principles knowledge
  • Implement Software Practices using Solid Principles
  • Solid design principles implementation in C#
  • Learn Single responsibility principle SRP
  • Learn Open Closed Principle OCP
  • Learn Liskov substitution principle LSP
  • Learn Interface segregation principle ISP
  • Learn Dependency inversion principle DIP
  • Learn Inversion of Control IOC
  • Learn Dependency Injection DI
  • Commonly used Software design Principles like DRY ,KISS ,GRASP, single source of truth etc
  • Who Should Attend

  • Software Developers
  • People who are starting career in IT industry
  • People who are involved in Design and architecting softwares
  • Information Technology Engineer
  • Computer Science Engineer
  • Target Audiences

  • Software Developers
  • People who are starting career in IT industry
  • People who are involved in Design and architecting softwares
  • Information Technology Engineer
  • Computer Science Engineer
  • Master SOLID Principles of software design and  software Architecture and write clean code in C# object oriented design

    In this course we are going to learn the SOLID Principles of Object Oriented Programming OOP  Software design and Software architecture, where we will first try to understand :

    SOLID Principle was first formulated and motioned by Robert martin in this book  Agile Software Development, Principles, Patterns, and Practices .

    SOLID 

    What are SOLID Principle S.O.L.I.D

    How SOLID principle works in object oriented programming language like  C# and Java with examples

    why are solid principles important

    How to apply use implement  SOLID principle in real life project and examples.

    how to design clean code  using SOLID

    Coding of solid principle.

    We will also cover all the interview questions getting asked on the SOLID principle

    TOPICS covered :

    Single responsibility Principle  SRP 

    What is single responsibility principle SRP  in object oriented programming language like C# .net and Java with examples.

    Why single responsibility principle SRP  are important

    Why to use , need of  single responsibility principle SRP 

    How to use  implement single responsibility principle SRP 

    Open Closed Principle OCP

    What are Open Closed Principle OCP  in object oriented programming language like C# .net and Java with examples.

    Why Open Closed Principle OCP  are important

    Why to use , need of  Open Closed Principle OCP

    How to use  implement Open Closed Principle OCP 

    Liskov Substitution Principle LSP

    What is LisKov Substitution Principle LSP  in object oriented programming language like C# .net and Java with examples.

    Why LisKov Substitution Principle LSP   are important

    Why to use , need of  LisKov Substitution Principle LSP 

    How to use implement LisKov Substitution Principle LSP 

    Interface Segregation Principle ISP

    What is Interface Segregation Principle ISP  in object oriented programming language like C# .net and Java with examples.

    Why Interface Segregation Principle ISP   are important

    Why to use , need of  Interface Segregation Principle ISP

    How to use implement Interface Segregation Principle ISP

    Dependency Inversion Principle DIP 

    What is Dependency Inversion Principle DIP  in object oriented programming language like C# .net and Java with examples.

    Why Dependency Inversion Principle DIP  are important

    Why to use , need of  Dependency Inversion Principle DIP

    How to use implement Dependency Inversion Principle DIP.

    Dependency Injection DI

    What is Dependency Injection DI

    To use and implement Dependency Injection.

    Dependency injection using DI IOC container like unity container 

    Inversion of Control IOC

    what is Inversion of control.

    How to use and implement  inversion of control

    Difference between Dependency Injection and inversion of control  DI vs IOC

    Difference between Dependency Inversion Principle DIP vs Dependency Injection DI  vs inversion of control IOC

    Along with above SOLID principle ,we  are also going to see the other most commonly used principles in software engineering/ Information Technology / Computer Science field and  those are :

    DRY Do Not Repeat Yourself  principle

    KISS Principle  Keep it simple Stupid

    GRASP ( General Responsibility Assignment Software Patterns ) to some extent in that we will understand Information Expert

    Yagni  You ain’t gonna need it.

    Opportunity Cost Principle

    Big Design Up Front

    Rough Design Up Front

    Single Source of Truth

    Principle of Least Astonishment

    All these principle we are going to learn from scratch and learn in the real time project case study example ,we will develop the real life project called Employee Management Portal and we will understand each principle in great detail during coding this Case study.

    This case study will help you to develop the design thinking. Our main goal of this case study to make you understand the SOLID principle ,this Case study we will code in oop object oriented programming language like C# ,if you are not aware of C# then also fine ,because we are going to use the concepts which are very common in all programming language, if you know JAVA , JAVASCRIPT , ANGULAR ,REACT , TYPESCRIPT,SWIFT ,PYTHON  then also you can easily follow this course.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Solid Principle Course

    Lecture 2: Why this Course & Why you should take this Course | Solid Principle ?

    Lecture 3: What is SOLID Principles

    Lecture 4: Design Smells | Signs of bad design

    Chapter 2: Case Study

    Lecture 1: Solid Principle Case Study Project Overview

    Lecture 2: Case Study Code Setup for Learning Solid Principles

    Chapter 3: Single Responsibility Principle SRP | SOLID principles

    Lecture 1: Single Responsibility Principle SRP | SOLID principles

    Lecture 2: Define Single Responsibility or Single Reason to change

    Lecture 3: Case Study Changes for Defining Responsibility

    Lecture 4: Information Expert Principle-GRASP

    Lecture 5: Decomposition

    Lecture 6: Cohesion

    Lecture 7: Coupling

    Lecture 8: SRP Final Checklist for Implementation

    Chapter 4: Open Closed Principle OCP | SOLID principles

    Lecture 1: Open Closed Principle OCP

    Lecture 2: OCP Checklist | Open close principle checklist

    Chapter 5: Liskov Substitution Principle LSP | SOLID principles

    Lecture 1: Liskov Substitution Principle LSP

    Lecture 2: LSP in Real Life

    Lecture 3: LSP Checklist

    Chapter 6: Interface Segregation Principle ISP | SOLID principles

    Lecture 1: Interfaces and Abstraction Concepts

    Lecture 2: Implement Abstraction using Interfaces Part-2

    Lecture 3: Interface Segregation Principle ISP

    Lecture 4: ISP Checklist for implementation

    Chapter 7: Dependency Inversion Principle DIP | SOLID principles

    Lecture 1: Dependency Inversion Principle DIP

    Lecture 2: Dependency Injection DI

    Lecture 3: Inversion of Control IOC

    Lecture 4: IOC-Case Study Changes

    Lecture 5: DIP Implementation Checklist

    Chapter 8: Conclusion of SOLID principles Course

    Lecture 1: Summary of Solid Principles

    Lecture 2: Interview Questions Solid Principle

    Lecture 3: Conclusion

    Chapter 9: Common Software Application Design and Architectural Principles

    Lecture 1: DRY Principle

    Lecture 2: KISS Keep it Simple Stupid Principle

    Lecture 3: YAGNI – You ain’t gonna need it

    Lecture 4: Opportunity Cost Principle

    Lecture 5: Occam’s Razor Principle

    Lecture 6: Principle Of Least Astonishment

    Lecture 7: Avoid Premature Optimization

    Lecture 8: Rough Design Up Front – RDUF

    Instructors

  • SOLID Principles in C# for Software Architecture Design  No.2
    Yogesh Dahake
    Lead Software Developer
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