Description
Imagine you've been tasked with designing a library management system. Can you walk me through your process from understanding the requirements to the final design?
1. System Design : Understanding of system infrastructure and architectural design to build scalable and efficient systems.
2. Problem Solving : Ability to approach complex problems and break them down into manageable components.
3. Attention to Detail : Care towards minor specifications that could impact the overall system functionality.
4. Communication : Articulating the design process, choices, and trade-offs effectively, especially if working with a team or stakeholders.
1. Assess Technical Knowledge : Gauge your understanding of system design principles and application to real-world problems.
2. Understand Problem-Solving Approach : Evaluate how you dissect and address the nuanced requirements of a project.
3. Evaluate Organization Skills : Determine your capability to organize and structure a large amount of information systematically.
4. Judge Communication Ability : Assess your skill in explaining complex technical concepts in clear and understandable terms.
1. Consider scalability : How your system adapts to increasing workloads or user base.
2. Think about System Components : What are the essential parts that make up the library management system such as the cataloging, user management, and borrowing systems?
3. Address potential challenges : What obstacles might arise with your system and how would you plan to overcome them?