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Intermediate Software Engineering Fundamentals

5h 2m 52s
English
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Intermediate Software Engineering Fundamentals is a 30-lesson 5 hours 2 minutes self-paced course by Caleb Curry. The course "Fundamental Principles of Software Development for Middle Developers" serves as a seamless progression from the beginner's program.

Course facts

Lessons
30
Duration
5 hours 2 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
Instructor
Caleb Curry
Price
Premium

The course "Fundamental Principles of Software Development for Middle Developers" serves as a seamless progression from the beginner's program. Initially, we covered programming basics and took introductory steps into practical coding. Now, our objective is to empower you to transition from simple code examples to developing fully functional applications, while gaining confidence in your role as a mid-level developer. We will continue to focus on core principles, but with an emphasis on advanced topics that will enhance your technical knowledge and equip you with a comprehensive skill set needed for real-world projects.

Course Objectives

Throughout the course, you will:

  • Learn how to develop frontends for your own backend services, enhancing your full-stack development skills.
  • Master practical applications of JavaScript and TypeScript, two essential programming languages for modern web development.
  • Comprehend proper API design and application architecture, which are crucial for building scalable and efficient software solutions.
  • Gain hands-on experience in transforming business concepts into functional code and detailed specifications.
  • Acquire the ability to describe interfaces and generate documentation for APIs, ensuring clear communication and effective use.
  • Become familiar with data modeling and database management, key components of application development.
  • Engage in larger project work, both independently and as part of a team, to simulate real-world professional environments.
  • Challenge yourself with a final independent project to apply the skills and knowledge gained throughout the course.

Course Outcome

This course is meticulously designed to elevate you to the level of a middle developer. By the end of the program, you will have a thorough understanding of application structure, architecting solutions, and managing data effectively, preparing you for success in your software engineering career.

Who teaches Intermediate Software Engineering Fundamentals? Caleb Curry

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Caleb Curry is a US software engineer and educator publishing programming course material at the level of a comprehensive software-engineering career path. His teaching focuses on the foundational engineering skills underneath modern web and back-end work — language fundamentals, design patterns, debugging, and the soft-skills side of growing as an engineer.

His CourseFlix listing carries four Caleb Curry titles: Software Engineering Beginner Fundamentals, Intermediate Software Engineering Fundamentals, Advanced Software Engineering Fundamentals, and the CodeBreakthrough Vault — together forming a tiered curriculum that takes a beginner through to senior-level engineering practice.

Material is paid and aimed at developers building real career-grade engineering competence rather than picking up framework syntax. For broader career-focused content, see CourseFlix's Career & Interviews category page.

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All Course Lessons (30)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
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1.1 - Introduction Demo
06:35
2
1.2 - Stashing Local Changes with Git
09:51
3
1.3 - Tags and Branches
09:54
4
1.4 - Forks vs Cloning
06:44
5
1.5 - Starting Our API (Start Following Along)
08:58
6
1.6 - Code Structure Overview
07:39
7
1.7 Creating multiple Apps
13:02
8
1.8 - Django REST Framework
10:46
9
1.9 - Reviewing our Endpoints
12:24
10
1.10 - Nesting Data in an Object
09:44
11
2.1 - Intro to Docker
10:52
12
2.2 - Docker Images, Containers, Volumes
09:57
13
2.3 - Database Concepts
13:01
14
2.4 - Database Relationships and Design
14:22
15
2.5 - Database Migrations
15:16
16
2.6 - Django ORM with Postgres
08:26
17
2.7 - Environment Variables
09:46
18
2.8 - ORM Relationships and Migrations
09:04
19
2.9 - Updating our Endpoints
09:04
20
2.10 - Nested Data in Serializer
08:53
21
3.1 - Introduction
10:09
22
3.2 - Retrieving Nested Data
11:24
23
3.3 - URL Parameters
04:53
24
3.4 - Pagination
10:54
25
3.5 - Pagination with Offset
05:42
26
3.6 - Cursor Pagination
09:26
27
3.7 - Auth
10:25
28
3.8 - Registration
14:18
29
3.9 - Refresh Tokens and Options
06:53
30
3.10 - User Owned Data
14:30
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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
This course is designed for individuals who have a foundational understanding of programming and have completed a beginner's program. Familiarity with basic coding concepts and introductory programming exercises is recommended before enrolling, as the course builds on these skills to transition to more advanced topics and application development.
What projects or applications will students build in this course?
Students will work on developing frontends for backend services, mastering practical applications of JavaScript and TypeScript. They will engage in larger project work, both independently and in teams, to transform business concepts into functional code. This involves creating multiple apps, exploring API design, and managing databases using tools like Django REST Framework and Postgres.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is targeted at mid-level developers who aim to enhance their technical knowledge and full-stack development skills. It is ideal for those transitioning from simple code examples to developing fully functional applications while gaining confidence in real-world software engineering projects.
How does the depth of this course compare to other intermediate software engineering courses?
This course emphasizes practical applications of JavaScript and TypeScript, API design, and application architecture. It offers hands-on experience with tools like Docker, Django REST Framework, and Postgres, setting it apart from similar courses by focusing on full-stack development skills and real-world project simulation.
Does the course focus on any specific tools or platforms?
Yes, the course covers a range of tools and platforms, including Docker for containerization, Django REST Framework for API development, and Postgres for database management. Students will also learn about using Git for version control and managing changes in their projects.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover basic programming concepts, as it assumes prior knowledge in this area. It also does not delve into advanced data science, machine learning, or mobile application development, focusing instead on core principles of software development and application architecture.
What is the expected time commitment for this course?
The course consists of 30 lessons, with the total runtime unspecified. Students should anticipate dedicating time for both the lessons and additional practice on projects and exercises to fully grasp the material and achieve the course objectives.