
Challenge students to move beyond memorizing design patterns and decide which design approach makes sense for a particular software problem.
Across 5 realistic scenarios, students examine the problem, identify a suitable Design Pattern, consider alternatives, and defend their choice with clear reasoning.
Students practice:
Recognizing recurring design problems
Selecting an appropriate Design Pattern
Comparing possible solutions
Explaining the consequences of a design choice
Justifying decisions based on the scenario
Suitable for undergraduate Software Engineering, Object-Oriented Design, and Design Patterns courses.
No programming implementation is required. The emphasis is on design reasoning and decision-making.
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