Design

In computer science, „design“ refers to the process of defining the architecture, components, interfaces, and other characteristics of a system or software application. It involves creating specifications and plans that outline how the system will function and how its various components will interact. This can include high-level design, which focuses on the overall structure and relationship between components, and detailed design, which specifies the implementation aspects of those components.

Design in computer science can encompass various areas, such as user interface design (how users interact with the software), system design (the overall architecture of systems, including hardware and software), and software design (the process of defining the structure and behavior of software components).

The goal of design is to create a blueprint that guides developers in the implementation process, ensuring that the resulting system meets user requirements, is maintainable, scalable, and performs efficiently. Good design often emphasizes principles such as modularity, abstraction, and reusability to create systems that are adaptable to future changes.