Course Title: Enterprise Programming
Course Description: This course introduces students to the principles and
practices of enterprise programming. It covers the development of large-scale
applications that are scalable, maintainable, and secure. Students will learn about
different enterprise architectures, frameworks, and tools used in the industry.
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of programming (preferably in Java or C#)
Understanding of object-oriented programming concepts
Familiarity with databases and SQL
Course Objectives:
Understand the architecture and components of enterprise applications
Develop skills in using enterprise frameworks such as Spring or .NET
Learn to design and implement RESTful web services
Gain experience with enterprise-level data management and persistence
frameworks
Explore concepts of scalability, performance, and security in enterprise
applications
Course Outline:
1: Introduction to Enterprise Programming
Overview of enterprise applications
Characteristics of enterprise systems
Introduction to enterprise architectures (Monolithic, SOA, Microservices)
2: Setting Up the Development Environment
IDEs and tools for enterprise development
Version control with Git
Building and managing projects with Maven/Gradle or NuGet
3: Enterprise Application Layers
Presentation layer
Business logic layer
Data access layer
4: Frameworks and Tools
Introduction to Spring Framework or ASP.NET Core
Dependency injection and inversion of control (IoC)
Building a simple enterprise application
5: Web Services and APIs
RESTful web services
Designing and implementing RESTful APIs
Consuming web services
6: Data Management and Persistence
Relational databases and ORM frameworks (Hibernate, Entity Framework)
Transactions and concurrency
NoSQL databases
7: Security in Enterprise Applications
Authentication and authorization
Secure communication (HTTPS, SSL/TLS)
Common security vulnerabilities and mitigation techniques
8: Scalability and Performance
Scaling applications horizontally and vertically
Load balancing and caching
Performance monitoring and optimization
9: Enterprise Integration Patterns
Message-oriented middleware
Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)
Integration techniques and patterns
10: Testing and Debugging
Unit testing and integration testing
Automated testing frameworks (JUnit, NUnit)
Debugging enterprise applications
11: DevOps and Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
Introduction to DevOps practices
Setting up CI/CD pipelines
Deployment strategies