Course Description

In is an software engineering, a design pattern is a general reusable solution to commonly occurring problem within the given context in the software design.

A design pattern is not finished design that can be transformed directly into the source or machine code language. It is a description for how to solve the problem that can be also used in many different situations. Patterns are also formalized best practices that the programmer can also be use to solve the common problems when the designing an application or the system. Object-oriented design patterns typically shows the relationships and interactions between the classes or objects, without specifying the final application classes or the objects that are involved. Patterns that can imply mutable state may be unsuited for the functional programming languages and some of the patterns can also be rendered unnecessary in the languages that have built-in support for solving the problem they are also trying to solve the problem and object-oriented patterns are also not necessarily suitable for the non-object-oriented languages.

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Curriculum

Section 1: Introduction to Design Patterns

1                   Introduction

2                   Creational DP

3                   Builder DP

4                   Multiton DP

Section 2: Structure of Design Patterns

5                   Structural Design Pattern Types

6                   Decorator Design Pattern

7                   Proxy Design Pattern

8                   J2EE Design Patterns

Section 3: Object Design Patterns

9                   Data Access Object Design Pattern

10                Transfer Object Design Pattern

11                Documentation

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