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The document outlines a comprehensive course curriculum focused on Low Level Design and Concurrency. It covers clean coding principles, object-oriented programming, design patterns, testability, and various concurrency concepts including thread safety and deadlocks. Additionally, it includes practical design case studies and exercises to reinforce learning.

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LowLevelDesignConcurrencyCurriculum 83cab86d00c56a67a978

The document outlines a comprehensive course curriculum focused on Low Level Design and Concurrency. It covers clean coding principles, object-oriented programming, design patterns, testability, and various concurrency concepts including thread safety and deadlocks. Additionally, it includes practical design case studies and exercises to reinforce learning.

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Course Curriculum

Low Level Design

Clean Coding

1.1 Fundamentals of clean coding principles 

1.2 Best practices for naming variables and functions

1.3 Modularity and levels of abstraction.

Object Oriented principles & their applications

2.1 Why OOPs? Structuring data and algorithms together.

2.2 Objects and Classes. Constructors, this keyword.

2.3 Final keyword and concept of immutability.

2.4 Pillars of OOPS and their practical relevance: Abstraction, Encapsulation,

Polymorphism, Inheritance 

2.5 Static variables and methods

2.6 Problems with Inheritance.

2.7 Making generic functionalities with Polymorphism 

2.8 Access modifiers

Deciphering Design principles

3.1 Single Responsibility principle

3.2 Open close principle

3.3 Liskov Substitution principle

3.4 Interface Segregation principle

3.5 Dependency Inversion principle

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Design Patterns and Case Studies
4.1 Top-Bottom flow of thinking before attempting any design problem.

4.2 Design a Library Management System

4.3 Strategy Design Pattern 

4.4 Builder Design Pattern

4.5 Factory Design Pattern

4.6 Abstract Factory Design Pattern

4.7 Design a Food delivery system like Zomato

4.8 Decorator Design Pattern

4.9 Design a Game of Chess

4.10 Design a Parking Lot

4.11 State Design Pattern

4.12 Design an ATM

4.13 Design a Json Parser Module

4.14 Observer Design Pattern

4.15 Design a Stock Trading App

4.16 Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern

4.17 Design a Logging System

4.18 Design an Elevator System

4.19 Command Design Pattern

4.20 Design an e-commerce like Amazon

4.21 Design an in-memory MySQL Server

4.22 Design an extensible Caching library

4.23 Singleton Design Pattern

4.24 Design a social media Platform like Facebook

4.25 Remaining important Design Patterns and their practical applications.

Testability
5.1 What is Unit Testing

5.2 Mocking and Assertion

5.3 Why need Testing Frameworks: Junit, Mockito

5.4 Writing robust tests

5.5 Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control

5.6 Great Testability is a consequence of Good LLD

5.7 Things to avoid 

5.8 Dealing with worst cases: PowerMock

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Course Curriculum

Concurrency

Concurrency vs. Parallelism, Thread safety

1.1 Context switches, task scheduling, Thread stack

1.2 Race conditions and Locks

1.3 Reentrant locks and Thread safety measures.

Volatile, Monitors, Thread Synchronization

and signaling

2.1 Memory visibility issues

2.2 Busy waiting vs wait/notify

2.3 Challenging Exercises, Problem solving with

threads

Deadlocks, Producer Consumer problem,

Dining Philosophers problem

3.1 Deadlock, Livelock

3.2 Coding Dining Philosophers problem, Producer

Consumer problem and its variants

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Explicit Locks, ReadWrite Locks Blocking

Queues, Synchronizers
4.1 Thread safe Data structures, Hand over Hand locking

4.2 Creating our own locks and ensuring reentrancy

4.3 Latch, Semaphore, FutureTask, Barrier

Thread Pool, Executor Service, Non Blocking

Algorithms

5.1 Building our own thread pool, understanding Executor Service.

5.2 Exercises and Problem solving, Building a thread-safe


hashmap, lock-striping.

5.3 Atomic Data Types

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