System Design Concepts

MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 27 lectures (1h 29m) | Size: 179.5 MB
An explanatory course on System Design concepts
What you'll learn:

Learn concepts related to System Design
Understand in detail how the Concepts are put into practical use
Learn in a focussed manner what the system design jargons actually mean

Requirements
Basic knowledge of software development

Description
This course will explain you concepts related to System Design. This will help budding computer science graduates and software developers to become good architects. This will also help you to prepare for technical System Design interviews. This course can also be used as a goto course for refreshing your system design concepts.

Introduction to Course

As a computer engineer, be it student, developer or an architect, you are actively involved in designing systems. These systems can vary from small micro-services to large distributed systems. While designing such systems, it is very necessary that you are clear on the basics of system design. System design involves a large variety of concepts. It consists of various terminologies and jargons that you might encounter while reading articles, blogs, going through courses or videos. In order to design a good system, or in order to understand someone else's design, you should be well aware about what does a particular design choice actually entail. In this course, I will cover a wide variety of System Design concepts, and try to explain them with the help of examples, so that you can easily understand these concepts.

Please feel free to drop in comments if you want me to cover any System Design concept not yet covered in the course.

Who this course is for
Software Developers who want to learn about System Design Concepts
Computer Science graduates who are new to the System Design world
Developers who are looking for cracking the System Design Interview
Developers who are learning to design pieces of architecture in their day-to-day world
Developers who want to revisit and hone their knowledge on System Design Concepts