Introduction to Protocol Buffers (LFS145) Course Overview

Introduction to Protocol Buffers (LFS145) Course Overview

This course focuses on protocol buffers version 3, providing a basic understanding of how to write simple and complex .proto files and how to generate code using ‘protoc’. It will also cover how to leverage imports and packages appropriately, code in Python with protocol buffers, and advanced protocol buffers concepts.

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Target Audience for Introduction to Protocol Buffers (LFS145)

The Introduction to Protocol Buffers (LFS145) course equips IT professionals with essential skills in data serialization, enabling efficient data communication across diverse systems.


  • Software Developers
  • Data Engineers
  • Backend Engineers
  • Mobile App Developers
  • Cloud Engineers
  • System Architects
  • DevOps Engineers
  • Technical Project Managers
  • IT Consultants
  • Data Scientists
  • Network Engineers
  • AI/ML Practitioners


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Introduction to Protocol Buffers (LFS145)?

Introduction to Course Outcomes: The Introduction to Protocol Buffers (LFS145) course focuses on understanding data serialization using Protocol Buffers, preparing students to effectively implement and utilize this technology in various applications.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

  • Understand the fundamentals of Protocol Buffers and its advantages over XML and JSON.
  • Define Protocol Buffer schema and its syntax.
  • Use the Protocol Buffer compiler to generate code in various programming languages.
  • Serialize and deserialize data effectively using Protocol Buffers.
  • Implement versioning to maintain backward compatibility in data structures.
  • Test Protocol Buffer messages for integrity and correctness.
  • Integrate Protocol Buffers with gRPC for efficient service communication.
  • Explore advanced features like nested messages and enumerations.
  • Analyze performance metrics and optimize Protocol Buffer usage.
  • Gain hands-on experience through practical examples and exercises.

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