Software Design Tutorial #1 - Software Engineering & Software Architecture

In this video I will be teaching you the basics of designing software systems like a software engineer. We will walk through a design problem and use software engineering skills and techniques to design an example system. We will create a UML class diagram and transform textual requirements to a plan for the system we need to implement.

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[rickpala_]

"You're sick of people assuming you know nothing, and you want to get more into the intermediate and advanced level."
Instant like and sub.

[PeterPeter-ijsg]

This is the topic (software system design) that I'm hungry to research for. Thank you a lot for creating this video, Tim!

[harispapadopoulos]

In my opinion, that's one of the most useful vids in your channel so far Tim. I'd be awesome if you could make an implementation video too!

[noureddinhariri]

oh god finally someone applying things without using complicated expressions and terms to look smart !
we need more people like you in the industry, thanks Tim !

[thomassteindl]

Yes, I'm so glad I found this video. Finally someone explains how to design a class and not just how to write the class. I think there is so much demand for stuff like this. Thanks again!!!

[adaugoakaluso]

It’s been hard to find videos that fit the level of education I have so far and this was perfect. You’re tapping into an area of tutorials that isn’t prevalent on YouTube. Great video!

[Dominic-tikq]

I’ve worked in IT for 16 years but I was never heavy on the deep cs/software concepts until networking and software development started converging. This video was awesome. Would love to see the coded implementation.

[paopaoapinya]

thank you so much for the video. you're so straight to the point not just talking about something I don't understand and unable to be applied. I'm glad I found your channel.

[lemurza]

Continue with this content! There is a serious lack in quality content of this nature, especially on YouTube. People are generally more concerned with languages and frameworks and not the systems.

[tannerbarcelos]

Every time I some what do this, or have to use this for projects, the development is much more smooth and really lays out everything such that development is more streamlined and you actually find it less hard to code and build out that app. This was a great video. Definitely a helpful one, Tim. Keep these coming. Maybe take this design and implement it? Would be cool for us all to see the whole process.

[TheHeroesSquare]

I wish there were more videos like this on YouTube. Honestly, this is one of the most useful videos I have seen for intermediate or advanced Python learners.

[venkasom]

the best set of videos i have come across on coding (python), amazing work

[Makumazaan]

This is so much underrated, really vital thing that many just neglect. Please, carry on!

[jorislimonier]

I have experience in data analysis in data science but, as a mathematician, I am lacking the software engineering side. This video is very helpful, looking forward to see more !

[Paracomerteabesos]

Hello! I do not know how to thank you, I'm a complete beginner and your videos help me a lot!
Greetings from Argentina.

[riiad]

One of the most useful vids on YT for codées. Thx

[AnthonyAV-ulkq]

This video really helped me understand the planning stages of software development. Thank you. Very helpful example of someone actually going from Requirements to planning it all out. Awesome job.

[ibrahimhamid]

Honestly this is the best design as far as I am concerned. I have been battling with how to break down requirements into design for days now

[ahmedAltariqi]

One of the most beneficial videos I’ve ever watched on YouTube, Can’t thank you enough!

[creativewebmedia-uk]

May I compliment you on your easy style an the pace I am trying to add something to an existing programme without wrecking it so I realise how "Future proofing your design" can save so much effort Thanks for the video.