Grokking The Object Oriented Design Interview – Design Gurus

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Object-oriented design has always been a critical part of the software engineering interview process. Most of the engineers struggle with the object-oriented design interviews (OODI), partly because of their lack of experience in laying down the design of a complex system, and partly because of the unstructured nature of OODI. Even engineers, who have some sort of experience in building such systems are not comfortable with these interviews. It is mainly because of the open-ended nature of the design problems that don’t have a standard answer. This course is a complete guide to master the OODI. It is designed by the hiring managers of Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon. It not only has a set of carefully handpicked case studies, which have been repeatedly asked at the top tech companies, but also provides a thorough experience to handle different object-oriented design scenarios.

1. Object-Oriented Design and UML

• Object-Oriented Basics
• OO Analysis and Design
• What is UML?
• Use Case Diagrams
• Class Diagram
• Sequence diagram
• Activity Diagrams

2. Object Oriented Design Case Studies

• Design a Library Management System
• Design a Parking Lot
• Design Amazon – Online Shopping System
• Design Stack Overflow
• Design a Movie Ticket Booking System
• Design an ATM
• Design an Airline Management System
• Design Blackjack and a Deck of Cards
• Design a Hotel Management System
• Design a Restaurant Management system
• Design Chess
• Design an Online Stock Brokerage System
• Design a Car Rental System
• Design LinkedIn
• Design Cricinfo
• Design Facebook – a social network

3. Appendix

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• Class Diagram
• Design a Library Management System
• Design a Parking Lot
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Details

This course has two parts. In the first part, we will go through the core building blocks of Object-Oriented Design (OOD) and Unified Modeling Language (UML). Understanding these concepts would greatly help in establishing the solid base required to master OOD interviews. In the second part, we will apply these concepts to design a set of software systems – focusing on use-case diagrams, class diagrams, and activity diagrams. At the end of every design problem, we will get to see real Java code.

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