Architecting Real-World Systems - For Mid - Senior Engineers
Understand the thought process behind building real-world systems, from NFR's to tradeoffs. We'll go over different architectural patterns with examples on when to use which one and much more!
I'm now a Course Instructor with Maven and my first cohort-based course will kick off this spring!
💡 Course Overview
The course "Architecting Real-World Systems", is focused on mid-senior to senior engineers, who are looking to get experience in how to design and architect real-world systems.
Topics
1. Decoding NFRs: Understand how changes in non-functional requirements can influence your architectural choices.
2. Deep Dive into Components: Components in your architecture aren't just boxes, and we'll dive deep into the 'how' and 'why' of their internal working.
3. Mastering Trade-offs: Every architectural decision comes with its trade-offs. Learn how to evaluate trade-offs by weighing pros and cons effectively in any situation.
4. Architectural Patterns: Dive into some popular architectural patterns, like Event Driven, CQRS, and Cell-Based Architecture and understand how to leverage these proven solutions to common design problems.
5. Beyond Tech - The Architect's Soft Skills: Embrace the often-overlooked soft skills that make a great architect. Understand the importance of being able to translate technical jargon into business value and more!
I want to build this cohort based on what's relevant to you and what you want to learn. So, if you're a mid/senior engineer trying to learn how to architect systems, what are the challenges you're facing in your journey?
Register your interest here to be notified when registration is open, and tell me what'd be most beneficial for us to explore in this cohort from your perspective: https://maven.com/forms/a53c05
Apologies for a non-tech/promotional post, but I did want to reach out to you and inform you about this update!