Tim Buchalka's Learn Programming Academy
Once you know the basics of Java, you will want to start figuring out Algorithms and Data structures.
Used correctly, your code will run faster, and use less memory, and be more stable, with the efficient use of the right Algorithms and data structures.
But the reverse is also true. When used incorrectly, you can find your code consuming more memory and running slower!
Programmers who understand how to use and implement Algorithms and data structures correctly, are in high demand. Until now, acquiring the knowledge of how to do things the right way has been a painful process of learning by trial and error.
All that has changed with the release of this brand–new course – Advanced Algorithms in Java.
Marcos Costa, is an expert Java developer with 18 years of experience. Early in his career he realised the importance of understanding algorithms at a deep level.
Soon he began to get noticed by his peers for his knowledge and rose to Tech Lead Engineer.
His skills took him to positions all over the world, including Australia and the USA where he now resides.
Now he created a course designed to help Java programmers to really understand algorithms at a deep level.
Instructor Details
Courses : 37
Specification: Advanced Algorithms in Java
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7 reviews for Advanced Algorithms in Java
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 16 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Ravindra Sakpal –
The course so far is ticking all the boxes.
Larry E. Dickey, Jr. –
This is a pretty advanced course on algorithms, as the title suggests, but I’ve found the instructor to be very thorough with his explanations and descriptions of the material. It is definitely what I was expecting, and I am enjoying taking the course.
Ming Wang –
Excellent
Avnish jain –
Very good course for advanced algorithms on pattern matching, compression and tries. Has in depth details for all the algorithms.
Ofeliia Bagratian –
This course should MUST! be advertised more, I wish I came across this course years back when I just started studying Computer Science. I have spent a lot of time doing problem solving, but I had to guess things and struggled a lot. I really enjoy this systematic approach in the course to introduce the algorithms. Also, I appreciate that the instructor is doing Unit Tests for each algorithm, this is very professional.
Fredrik Edelstam –
Some audio problems exist that make the programming logic difficult to understand. Also the teacher has a poor english.
David Schneider –
The content is very good, but the sound quality is a bit poor, because sometimes words are like cutted and then repeated (or not).. as if there was a bug on your recording tools. This is annoying and sometimes it leads to information loss. But besides that, the information itself is very good explained and useful for further programming. I do recommend this course