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DATA STRUCTURES & ALGORITHMS Course Details
 

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Batch Date: Feb 10th @9:00PM

Faculty: Mr. Kiran

Duration : 45 Days

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Syllabus:

Name: Mr. Kiran
(19+ Yrs of Exp,.. & Real Time Expert)

 

DATA STRUCTURES & ALGORITHMS

SESSION-I: DATA STRUCTURES

Introduction

  • Introduction to Data Structures
  •  Data Structures and Real time Applications

Array in Data Structures

  • Introduction to Array
  •  Inserting an element
  •  Searching an element
  •  Removing an element
  •  Other Operations in Array with examples

Problem Solving with DSA

  • Remove Duplicates from the Sorted Array
  •  Rotate an Array by K Positions [Normal Method]
  •  Rotate an Array by K Positions [Reversal Method]
  •  And Many More Examples

Linked List

  • Linked list Basics
  •  Inserting a node at the beginning of a linked list
  •  Inserting a node at the end of Linked list
  •  Deleting a node in linked list
  •  Why do we use **head in deleteNode function?
  •  Searching a node in singly linked list
  •  Linked list vs Array

Problem Solving with DSA

  • Find the Middle Node of the Linked List [Using Loop]
  •  Find the Middle Node of the Linked List [Using Slow & Fast Pointers]
  •  Get Nth Node of the Linked List
  •  Print the Linked List in Reverse Order
  •  Get Nth node from the last
  •  Detect the loop in the linked list
  •  Reverse the linked list and Many More..
 Doubly Linked List
  • Introduction to Doubly linked list
  •  Insert a node at beginning of a doubly linked list
  •  Insert a node at end of a doubly linked list
  •  Delete a node in a doubly linked list
  •  Types of Linked Lists

Circular Linked List

  • Circular Linked list Basics
  •  Inserting a node in a beginning of circular linked list
  •  Inserting a node in the end of circular linked list
  •  Search a node in circular linked list
  •  Deleting a node in circular linked list

Stack

  • Stack using array and application
  •  Stack using linked list
  •  Expression Parsing

Problem Solving with DSA

  • Implement two stacks in an array[Method 1]
  •  Implement two stacks in an array[Method 2]
  •  Reverse a string using Stack
  •  Check if the given expression is balanced or no
  •  Introduction to Infix Prefix Postfix expressions
  •  Evaluate the postfix expression using Stack

Queue

  • Queue using array and application
  •  Queue using linked list
  •  Application of Queue
  •  Operation of Queue
  •  Circular Queue
  •  Priority Queue
  •  Double Ended Queue
 Trees      
  • Binary Search Tree
  •  Binary Tree basics
  •  Need for Binary Search Tree
  •  Binary Search Tree Basics and Node creation
  •  Binary Recursion
  •  Insert a node in Binary Search Tree
  •  Inorder traversal
  •  Search a node in Binary Search Tree
  •  Delete a node in Binary Search Tree
  •  Binary Height Balanced Trees
  •  AVL Trees
 

 Problem Solving with DSA

  • Introduction to selection sort
  •  Find Minimum Value in BST
  •  Find Sizeof() BST
  •  Find Maximum Depth or Height of BST
  •  Mirror of the Tree
  •  Check if Binary Tree is a BST
  •  Check if two BSTs are equal
  •  Double Tree

Graphs

  • Graph Basics Degree of Vertex
  •  Adjacency matrix representation of graph
  •  Implementation of Adjacency Matrix
  •  Adjacency list representation of graph
  •  Implementation of Adjacency list
  •  Adjacency matrix Vs Adjacency list representation

Binary Heaps

  • Why & What is Binary heap (Priority Queue)
  •  Constructing Binary Heap – Heapify
  •  Delete a Maximum element in Binary Heap
 

SESSION-II: ALGORITHMS

 

Introduction

 
  • Introduction to Algorithms
  •  Why should we learn algorithm?
  •  How to write the algorithms?
  •  How to analyse the algorithms?
  •  Time and Space Complexity Analysis - Part 1
  •  Time and Space Complexity Analysis - Part 2
  •  Why analysing time complexity is important
  •  Goal of analysis algorithms
  •  What is the Running Time Analysis
  •  How to Compare Algorithms
  •  What is the Rate of Growth
  •  Commonly Used Rate of Growth
  •  Types of Analysis
  •  Big-O Notation
  •  Omega Notation
  •  Theta Notation
  •  Why is it called Asymptotic Notation

Searching Algorithms

  • Linear Search - Implementation, Time & Space complexity
  •  Binary Search - Implementation, Time & Space complexity

Hashing

  • Introduction to hashing and collision
  •  Collision avoidance using linear probing
  •  Implement hash table with linear probing - Insert
  •  Implement hash table with linear probing – Delete
  •  Implement hash table with linear probing – Search
  •  Quadratic Probing
  •  Open Hashing or Separate Chaining

Sorting

  • Introduction to selection sort
  •  Selection sort
  •  Selection sort time and space complexity
  •  Introduction to bubble sort
  •  Bubble sort
  •  Bubble sort time and space complexity
  •  Introduction to insertion sort
  •  Insertion sort
  •  Insertion sort time and space complexity
  •  Introduction to Binary Heap
  •  Heapify
  •  Heap Sort
  •  Quick Sort Introduction
  • Implementation of Partion function - Quick Sort
  •  Comparison of Sorting Algorithm
  •  Non-Comparison Sorting Algorithm
  •  Merge Sort I
  •  Merge Sort II
  •  Implementation of Merge Function
 

Divide and Conquer Strategy

  • Introduction to Divide and Conquer Strategy
  •  Binary Search using Divide and Conquer Strategy

Optimization Problem

  • What is an optimization problem? How to solve it?

Dynamic Programming

  • Introduction to Dynamic Programming
  •  Memoization: Avoid Recomputation Issue in Top-Down Approach
  •  Implementation of Nth Fibonacci: Bottom-Up approach
  •  Implementation of Nth Fibonacci: To-Down Approach with Memoization

Greedy Algorithms

  • Introduction to Greedy Algorithms
  •  Minimum Coin Exchange Problem
  •  Greedy can be Wrong? Yes!
  •  Implementation of Minimum Coin Exchange Problem

Graph Traversal

  • Breadth First Search(BFS)
  •  Depth First Search (DFS)
 

Highlights:

 
  • Paper Solving Coding Interview Patterns
  •