Software Design & Architecture of Modern Large Scale Systems

Are you ready to take your software engineering skills to the next level?

Do you want to think like a Software Architect or Technical Lead, not just write code?

Then you are in the right place.

This course is a practical, structured, and real-world guide to Software Design and Architecture. It is designed to help you move from writing individual classes and functions to designing complete, maintainable, and scalable software systems.

Whether you are a student, a junior developer, or an aspiring technical leader, this course will teach you how to analyze requirements, make design decisions, apply proven principles and patterns, and choose the right architecture for a given problem.

If you aspire to become a Software Architect, Technical Lead, or Senior Software Engineer, or if you simply want to strengthen your system-level thinking, this course will give you a strong and practical foundation.

It is also an excellent resource for system design and software architecture interview preparation, helping you gain confidence in explaining your design choices clearly and logically.

What you will learn in this course

In this course, you will learn how to:

• Analyze functional and non-functional requirements without missing critical design constraints

By the end of the course, you will be able to take a vague problem statement and systematically transform it into a well-structured software design and architecture.

Practical, not theoretical

Although this course does not focus on heavy coding, it is highly practical,
You will work with:

• Real-world scenarios

The goal is not memorization — the goal is design thinking.

All the principles, patterns, and architectural styles taught in this course are used in real software projects and industry environments.

What you get with this course

In addition to the video lectures, you will also find:

• Carefully structured explanations with clear visuals

This course is perfect for you if:

• You want to master Software Design and Architecture, a skill often under-taught in universities and boot camps

So, what are you waiting for?

Let’s start building strong software designs — the right way.

FAQ

Do I need to be a Software Architect to take this course?

Absolutely not. Software Architect is often a responsibility rather than a formal title. Many design and architecture decisions are made by trusted engineers. This course helps you build the knowledge and confidence needed to earn that trust.

Why is Software Architecture important?

Modern software systems are complex and long-lived. Just like a building needs a solid architectural plan, software systems need clear design and architectural decisions. Poor architecture leads to fragile, hard-to-maintain systems, while good architecture enables growth, scalability, and long-term success.

Is there any coding involved?

There is minimal coding, used only where it helps clarify design ideas. Software Architecture focuses on design before implementation. When the design is right, coding becomes easier, cleaner, and more predictable.

Should every software engineer learn Software Design & Architecture?

Yes. As you grow in your career, you will naturally be expected to make more design decisions. Even if you remain a hands-on developer, understanding architecture will help you write better, more impactful code. For those who pursue leadership roles, these skills are essential.