Introduction to SOLID

Overview/Description
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
Course Number
Expertise Level

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Overview/Description
There are a number of concepts and methodologies that encompass what is known as object-oriented design. In this course, you'll explore object-oriented design concepts such as Agile, the Single Responsibility Principle, the Open-Closed Principle, and the Liskov Substitution Principle, which help to form the design method methodology known as SOLID.

Target Audience
Programmers and developers who want to design plans for writing better code

Prerequisites
None

Expected Duration (hours)
2.4

Lesson Objectives

Introduction to SOLID

start the course

recognize what OOD is and the benefits of good design

recognize the basics of Agile Software Development

recognize real world problems that poor design can cause

describe what SOLID is and its history

describe the benefits that SOLID brings to OOD

recognize how SOLID can be implemented in C#

recognize what the Single Responsibility Principle is

recognize real world problems that can be caused by not adhering to SRP

recognize the effects of violating the SRP in C#

describe the benefits that the Single Responsibility Principle brings to OOD

recognize how to implement SRP in C# Class Design

recognize what the Open-Closed Principle is

recognize the effects of violating the OCP in C#

recognize the relationship between OCP and Interfaces

recognize the relationship between OCP and abstraction

recognize key code conventions that are a result of OCP

recognize why closure is an important part of OCP

recognize how to utilize the OCP in C#

describe the Liskov Substitution Principle

recognize the role inheritance plays in the LSP

recognize the role subtyping and behavior plays in the LSP

recognize the effects of violating the LSP in C#

recognize how to implement the LSP in C#

apply basic object-oriented design concepts and SOLID

Course Number:
sd_obod_a01_it_enus

Expertise Level
Beginner