Module 1:
Basic principles of software design |
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- Signs of bad software design
- High cohesion and low coupling
- Separation of concerns
- Maintainability and readability
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Module 2:
Object-oriented software design |
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- How to factor out to classes
- Responsibility-driven design
- Interfaces vs. implementation
- Reusability vs. composition vs. aggregation
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Module 3:
Program to an interface; not to an implementation |
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- Dependency injection
- Plug-in
- Tools in Enterprise Library
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Module 4:
Patterns for the business layer |
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- Domain model vs. Table-based model
- Domain-driven design
- .NET Insights: Entity Framework
- .NET Insights: LINQ-to-SQL
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Module 5:
Building blocks of the business layer |
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- Service Layer
- Data-transfer objects
- Application services
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Module 6:
Building blocks of the Data Access Layer |
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- Responsibilities of the DAL
- Architecture of an object-based DAL
- O/RM in action
- DAL and stored procedures
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Module 7:
Patterns for the presentation layer |
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- The original MVC
- Model2: The Web variation of MVC
- .NET Insights: the ASP.NET MVC framework
- MVP: The general-purpose variation of MVC
- Application-driven scenarios: Windows, WPF, Web
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