Software Architecture — Andrii Piatakha

Piatakha’s extensive curriculum connects object-oriented design, coupling, cohesion, patterns, testing, and database architecture. The breadth makes selective study important. It is most useful when you already have code to reason about and can compare a proposed structure with the actual changes that software needs.

What you will learn

• Reason about coupling and cohesion
• Compare design principles and patterns
• Connect testing and data choices to architecture

Who this suits

Existing programming experience is recommended for meaningful practice. Suitable for a developer consolidating design foundations, rather than someone expecting a first programming course to explain every application concern at once.

Before you enroll

A long course does not make every pattern appropriate for every project. Check technology versions and resist adding abstractions without a clear need. Architecture decisions depend on constraints that a classroom example may deliberately simplify.

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Put it into practice

Take a small application and propose two ways to isolate one changing requirement. Compare their dependencies and testability, then choose the simpler structure that addresses the observed problem.

Source and review

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