Free Design Pattern Course : For Beginners

Free Online Design Pattern Course For Beginners
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Dive into the world of design patterns with our beginner design patterns course. This course is designed for aspiring game developers who want to master the foundational patterns used in creating scalable and maintainable code.
Skill Level - Beginner
Duration - Self Paced (1 week)
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of programming concepts
Certification: Certificate of Completion

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Design Patterns

Singleton, Service Locator, Dependency Injection

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Course Content

Key Takeaways

Master Essential Design Patterns

Learn foundational patterns important for scalable, maintainable code.

Improve Code Flexibility

Gain skills to structure adaptable and organized game projects.

Boost Problem-Solving

Apply design patterns to tackle common game development challenges effectively.

Prepare for Advanced Concepts

Build a strong foundation for tackling complex programming tasks.

About Beginner Design Pattern Course

This course, Design Patterns for Beginners, offers a comprehensive introduction to design patterns, essential for creating efficient and maintainable code. If you're new to the programming world, this course will guide you through basic design patterns in programming, ensuring you grasp the foundational concepts necessary for building scalable applications.

You'll start with the Singleton Pattern Tutorial, where you’ll learn how to manage the creation of a single instance of a class, a crucial skill in controlling resources. Next, the course covers the Dependency Injection Design Pattern, a technique that promotes loose coupling, making your code more flexible and easier to test. Finally, you’ll explore the Service Locator Pattern, which simplifies the management of dependencies by providing a centralized registry of services.

Through this Design Patterns Course, you’ll gain practical skills in applying these patterns to real-world game projects. This design patterns tutorial is perfect for beginners looking to learn design patterns and enhance their problem-solving abilities. By the end of the course, you’ll be well-prepared to tackle more advanced programming challenges, with a solid foundation in the key patterns that drive software architecture.

What You’ll Learn

Singleton Pattern:

Understand how to ensure a class has only one instance and provide a global point of access to it. This pattern is crucial when you need to control resources, such as database connections or game settings.

Service Locator Pattern:

how to decouple your code by creating a central registry that manages services and dependencies. The Service Locator pattern simplifies the management of services, making your codebase more flexible and easier to maintain.

Dependency Injection:

Discover how to achieve loose coupling between objects by injecting dependencies. Dependency Injection is a core principle in building testable and modular code, which is vital in large-scale software projects.

What's Included In The Course

1-on-1 mentor sessions with game development professionals
1-on-1 doubt session with topic experts
One time 1-on-1 code reviews with senior developers
20+ mock interview questions for interview preparation
Recorded content for building projects (Lifetime access)

Who is this course for

Aspiring Game Developers

Ideal for those wanting to build a strong foundation in game development using key design patterns.

Entry-Level Programmers

Perfect for beginners eager to learn and apply basic design patterns in their projects.

Programming Students

Designed for students looking to deepen their understanding of software architecture.

Self-Taught Coders

Great for self-learners seeking structured knowledge on design patterns to improve their coding skills.

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Complete Beginner Design Pattern Course Curriculum

Singleton
Introduction to Singleton
  • Gain an understanding of the Singleton design pattern, its purpose, and how it ensures a class has only one instance while providing a global point of access.
Implementing Singleton
  • Learn the step-by-step process of implementing the Singleton pattern in your code, focusing on ensuring thread safety and preventing multiple instances.
When to Use Singleton
  • Discover the scenarios where the Singleton pattern is most beneficial, such as in logging, configuration management, and resource control.
Generic Singleton
  • Explore the concept of Generic Singleton to create singletons that can work with different data types or objects, increasing flexibility and reuse.
Implementing Generic Singleton
  • Understand the techniques for implementing Generic Singleton, enabling you to apply the Singleton pattern to a wide range of classes with minimal code duplication.
Disadvantages of Singleton
  • Learn about the potential downsides of the Singleton pattern, including issues related to global state, testing, and difficulties in refactoring.
Service Locator
Introduction to Service Locator
  • Get introduced to the Service Locator pattern, which provides a centralized mechanism to retrieve service instances and manage dependencies.
Implementing Service Locator
  • Master the implementation of the Service Locator pattern, focusing on how to create a flexible and maintainable service locator in your applications.
Singleton vs Service Locator
  • Compare and contrast the Singleton and Service Locator patterns, understanding their use cases, benefits, and drawbacks to choose the best approach for your needs.
Dependency Injection
What are Dependencies?
  • Learn about dependencies in software development, including how they influence the design and structure of your code.
Understanding Dependency Injection
  • Understand the core concepts of Dependency Injection, a technique for achieving Inversion of Control (IoC) by injecting dependencies rather than hard-coding them.
Inversion of Dependencies
  • Explore the principles of Inversion of Dependencies, which promotes loose coupling and enhances the testability and maintainability of your code.
Types of Dependency Injection
  • Discover the various types of Dependency Injection, including constructor injection, setter injection, and interface injection, and learn when to use each type.
Implementing Dependency Injection
  • Learn how to implement Dependency Injection in your applications, focusing on practical examples and best practices to decouple components and improve code quality.
Singleton vs Dependency Injection vs Service Locator
  • Dive into a comprehensive comparison between Singleton, Dependency Injection, and Service Locator patterns, understanding their strengths, weaknesses, and appropriate use cases to make informed design decisions.

Placement Process

Dedicated Placement Team

Dedicated Placement Team

With over 150+ partner companies, our placement team works tirelessly to match your skills with the best game studios that align with your career goals.

Game Development Community

Game Development Community

Make use of the community to collaborate, share insights, and exchange feedback in a supportive environment that nurtures creativity and innovation.

Portfolio, LinkedIn, & Resume Prep

Portfolio, LinkedIn, & Resume Prep

Make your portfolio, resume, & LinkedIn profile with training from industry experts to present your skills effectively to potential employers and collaborators.

Build in Public

Build in Public

Create projects across AR,VR, HTML, Android & iOS games and showcase your game development journey to recruiters

Placements

Our graduates have secured prestigious jobs in top game development studios.

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Swapnil Rane

Game Programmer

Bachelor of Engineering
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Started his career at a top studio
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Tanya Gupta

Unity 3d Developer

Bachelor's degree, Information Technology
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Placed in AAA/International studio
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Ashish Verma

Unity Game Developer II

Software Developer
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Transitioned from IT to Games
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Rahul Prabhakar Pawar

Associate Game Programmer

Bachelor of Engineering
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Started his career at a top studio
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