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Enterprise Application Development Complete Course

Name: Enterprise Application Development Complete Course
Rating: 4.3 (70 reviews)

Enterprise Application Architectures, Java Design Patterns, Web Application Security and more: Academic Course for A+

Created byDr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe

Last updated 6/2024

English

What you'll learn

Identify Functional Areas of an Enterprise
Propose Enterprise Architectural Solutions for Functional Areas
Apply Suitable Design Patterns in Enterprise Applications
Explain Enterprise Application Frameworks
Describe Software Development Methodologies
Apply Agile Scrum in Software Development

Course content

8 sections • 50 lectures • 9h 41m total length

Functional Areas of Enterprise Applications5:50
Explore how finance, IT, engineering, and other departments align with enterprise goals, and how enterprise applications support functional areas, reporting, and carbon footprint management.
Examples for Functional Areas of ESD4:27
Proposes enterprise application features for finance and human resources, automating cash flow, payroll, invoicing, asset tracking, budgeting, training, recruitment, and self-service with artificial intelligence-enabled assistants.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Enterprise Software12:48
Nature of Enterprise Software7:56
Case Study Activity0:59
Analyze a company scenario to identify its allegory and justify it. Map functional areas and list the activities and duties, including order management, for each area.
Course Materials0:03
A document containing an overview of the course and Lecture Note can be downloaded here.

Introduction to Enterprise Application Architecture1:08
Example Scenario - What can happen without an Architecture4:17
Overview of the Enterprise Architecture11:33
Explore how enterprise architecture balances complexity and cost while maximizing return on information, distinguishing business architecture from technology architecture and mapping data, logic, and presentation flows.
What can go wrong without an Enterprise Architecture2:13
Layered Architecture - (Client - Server)10:15
Client - Server Architecture Explained Further3:07
Compare thin browser-based clients and fat desktop clients in client–server architecture, showing Google Docs processing on Google servers and Microsoft Word processing on the user's computer.
Layered Architecture - (Multi-tier)4:22
Explore two-tier and three-tier layered architectures that separate presentation, business logic, and database layers. Identify varied naming conventions and how layer-based separation applies across technologies like Java Spring.
MVC Architecture13:41
Explore MVC architecture by defining model, view, and controller roles to manage data access and manipulation, presentation, and user input in web applications and APIs.
Sample MVC Code Explanation with Live Debugging9:52
Watch a live debugging walkthrough of a sample MVC/MVP architecture in Java, showing how the model, view, and controller interact, and how breakpoints reveal the program flow.
Component based Architecture11:16
Discover how component based architecture builds enterprise applications from independent modules that plug together via interfaces, enabling easy upgrades, customization, and cost-effective feature addition.
Sumary of Enterprise Architectures3:13
Quiz on Client-Server Architecture
Course Materials0:01
Lecture Note can be downloaded here.

Introduction to Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)22:17
Characteristics of Service Oriented Architecture29:46
Explore how service oriented architecture uses a service registry to publish, discover, and bind independent services, enabling loose coupling, implementation neutrality, and message-based communication.
Hands-on Session Web Services - Development Environment Setup9:25
Develop a Java spring boot microservice and set up the development environment, enabling restful web services with client–server communication and exploring basic service oriented architecture concepts.
Hands-on Session - Introduction to Restful Web Services and JSON8:34
Hands-on Session - Implementing a Restful GET API with Java Spring Boot31:30
Course Materials0:01
Lecture Note can be downloaded here.

Importance of Frameworks32:18
Example for Frameworks - Bootstrap3:13
What is a Framework16:12
Course Level Quiz
Importance and Characteristics of Frameworks13:21
Leverage frameworks to boost reliability, reduce programming time, and benefit from bug reports by a large user base, while enabling enterprise app integration with code generation, localization, and testing.
Course Materials0:01
Lecture Note can be downloaded here.

Introduction to Design Patterns13:33
Design Patterns Types6:16
Explore design pattern types by purpose and scope, mapping creation, structure, and behavioral patterns to class-level and object-level contexts, with examples like factory, adapter, and observer.
Singleton Design Pattern37:32
Singleton Design Pattern Hands-on Session7:36
Factory Design Pattern3:51
introduces the factory design pattern, which defines an interface for object creation and lets subclasses decide which class to instantiate, hiding implementations and handling multiple subclasses.
Factory Design Pattern Explained Further14:45
Explore how a factory method selects and instantiates a concrete authentication subclass, then uses its authorize method to return a boolean and drive login decisions.
Factory Design Pattern Hands-on Session26:37
Decorator Design Pattern18:13
Learn how the decorator design pattern extends stream functionality by composing decorators for streams, including compressed streams, and how to implement an abstract decorator class and pass base objects.
Decorator Design Pattern Explained Further29:10
Lecture Materials0:01
Lecture Notes can be downloaded here.

Introduction to Software Development Methodologies6:11
Learn how software development methodologies tame black-box processes by managing changing requirements and misinterpretations, and how structuring, planning, and controlling the process enables rapid delivery and customer-focused outcomes.
Agile Scrum Explained1:05:58
Software Development Methodologies - Waterfall Method2:46
Explore the waterfall method, a sequential, long-term development approach with defined phases and delivery after each phase, rooted in manufacturing.
Prototyping, Incremental Development, RAP, RUP and Value Centric Approach18:32
Course Materials0:01
Lecture Notes can be downloaded here.

Web Application Security - Malware5:33
Explore web application security, including barriers, security service levels, and authentication, authorization, and auditing. Examine malware types like viruses, worms, trojans, and backdoors that disrupt operations and expose data.
Levels of Enterprise Application Security27:02
Introduction to OWASP TOP 103:00
Introduces the OWASP top ten web application security risks and highlights vulnerabilities like injection, broken authentication, sensitive data exposure, cross-site scripting, and serialization.
SQL Injection Practical Demonstration, XSS and Standards20:47
Explore practical sql injection and xss demonstrations, analyze how input validation failures expose banking-like apps to risk, and learn security standards like OWASP Top Ten, GDPR, and ISO 27001.
Course Materials0:01
Lecture Note can be downloaded here.

Requirements

Java Fundamental Understanding (Java is used for explaining Design Patterns)
Passion and Commitment

Description

Are you following a degree, diploma or any other academic course which includes Enterprise Application Development related modules and want to learn theoretical concepts and practicals related to the subject in the simplest form possible?

Are you looking to make your own short note for your studies and prepare for an upcoming assessment or an exam?

But when you search online, the problem is that almost all Enterprise Software Development Courses are outdated, created years ago and do not contain updated information.

Why should you consider enrolling on this Enterprise Application Development Complete Course 2024?

The course instructor is a lecturer teaching Enterprise Application Development for 3+ years.
The course instructor is a former lead software engineer who developed enterprise applications for the Scandinavian region for 3+ years.
This course is designed by International-level benchmarking of the lessons and hands-on activities, so it covers all the topics included in almost any university-level lecture module.
This course covers everything you need to master the subject without enrolling on other parts/courses related to the topic.
This course includes lecture notes/slides as downloadable materials.
You will be part of the 40,000+ student community already in my courses.

I invite you to check the free provided videos and course outline. Then, if you are happy, enrol on this one and only Enterprise Application Development course.

Important: This is not a programming course module. The main objective of this course is to give an overall and complete understanding of Enterprise Software and Design Patterns. However, Java is used as the programming language of choice to explain design patterns. But you can apply these concepts to any object-oriented programming language.

All-in-one Complete Academic Course: Enterprise Application Development Outline

Chapter 01: Introduction

1.1 Introduction to Enterprise Application Development

1.2 Examples for Functional Areas of Enterprise Application Development

1.3 Advantages and Disadvantages of Enterprise Software

1.4 Nature of Enterprise Software

1.5 Case Study Activity

Chapter 02: Enterprise Application Architecture

2.1 Introduction to Enterprise Application Architecture

2.2 Example Scenario - What can happen without an Architecture

2.3 Overview of the Enterprise Architecture

2.4 What can go wrong without an Enterprise Architecture

2.5 Layered Architecture - (Client-Server)

2.6 Client-Server Architecture Explained Further

2.7 Layered Architecture - (Multi-tier)

2.8 MVC Architecture

2.9 Sample MVC Code Explanation with Live Debugging

2.10 Component-based Architecture

2.11 Summary of Enterprise Architectures

Chapter 03: Introduction to Web Services

3.1 Introduction to Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

3.2 Characteristics of Service-Oriented Architecture

3.3 Hands-on Session Web Services - Development Environment Setup

3.4 Hands-on Session - Introduction to Restful Web Services and JSON

3.5 Hands-on Session - Implementing a Restful GET API with Java Spring Boot

Chapter 04: Frameworks for Enterprise Application Development

4.1 Importance of Frameworks

4.2 Example for Frameworks - Bootstrap

4.3 What is a Framework

4.4 Importance and Characteristics of Frameworks

Chapter 05: Design Patterns

5.1 Introduction to Design Patterns

5.2 Design Patterns Types

5.3 Singleton Design Pattern

5.4 Singleton Design Pattern Hands-on Session

5.5 Factory Design Pattern

5.6 Factory Design Pattern Explained Further

5.7 Factory Design Pattern Hands-on Session

5.8 Decorator Design Pattern

5.9 Decorator Design Pattern Explained Further

Chapter 06: Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)

6.1 Introduction to Software Development Methodologies

6.2 Agile Scrum Explained

6.3 Agile Scrum in IT Industry (short practical review)

6.4 Software Development Methodologies - Waterfall Method

6.5 Prototyping, Incremental Development, RAP, RUP and Value-Centric Approach

Chapter 7: Conclusion

7.1 Web Application Security - Malware

7.2 Levels of Enterprise Application Security

7.3 Introduction to OWASP TOP 10

7.4 SQL Injection Practical Demonstration, XSS and Standards

Chapter 8: Conclusion

8.1 Summary

Who this course is for:

Beginners in Enterprise Application Development
Bachelors in Computer Science/Information Technology Undergraduates
Postgraduates Students in Enterprise Application Development (MSc, Masters)
Academics in Enterprise Application Development Field
Students enrolled in Certificate/Diploma level courses related to Enterprise Application Development

Enterprise Application Development Complete Course

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Introduction6 lectures • 32min

Enterprise Application Architecture12 lectures • 1hr 15min

Introduction to Web Services6 lectures • 1hr 42min

Frameworks for Enterprise Application Development5 lectures • 1hr 5min

Design Patterns10 lectures • 2hr 38min

Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)5 lectures • 1hr 33min

Enterprise Application Security5 lectures • 56min

Conclusion1 lecture • 1min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: