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Do you find yourself struggling to get interviews or solve coding interview problems? Want a job at the top tech companies in the world? You’ve come to the right place!
Turns out, you don’t need to prepare for months and months. This course will teach you the absolute essentials for getting and acing the coding interview.
Unlike most courses, this course will be entirely practical. Learn from someone who has worked at top tech companies including Google and Facebook, and given dozens of interviews for all types of companies. No computer science degree needed!
You’ll learn:
Part 1) Getting more Interviews:
How to set your resume up for success, including a 1:1 resume critique and access to a proven resume template
How to best apply to companies
How to optimize your LinkedIn, GitHub, and personal portfolio
What the best side projects are
Part 2) Passing the interview:
Big O Notation
How to Interview
Arrays (sorting and searching)
Strings
Linked Lists
Stacks and Queues
Hash Tables / Hash Sets
Graphs (trees, heaps, traversals, and more)
Dynamic Programming (greedy and memoization)
Math, Bitwise, and Design Questions
Non–Technical Interview Questions
Part 3) Extras
First–hand insights into interviews at:
Apple
Bloomberg
Stripe
Remote Interview Tips
Specification: Coding Interview Essentials: Data Structures & Algorithms
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7 reviews for Coding Interview Essentials: Data Structures & Algorithms
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| Price | $9.99 |
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| Provider | |
| Duration | 5.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$9.99
Nikhil Gupta –
Found it incredibly useful! All the explanations were intuitive, sticky and memorable. Ibrahim is very patient in explaining all the concepts and I felt he cared about my success as a student. Looking forward to the next internship search with this experience under my belt 🙂
Mia Shi –
This course had some very practical tips for those who are job hunting. There was plenty of helpful practice and beginner friendly examples as well.
Japnit Singh –
Its a really helpful course for students looking/applying for co ops. Ibrahim covers all aspects starting from building an eye catching resume to building an online presence to cracking the coding interview including algorithms and data structures.
Preet Makani –
This course has been very informative and is a very relatable to myself and is guiding me on the right track.
Casey G –
It was very interesting !! It was a reminder to me ! Great job !
Vineet –
Great course, Ibrahim goes at a very reasonable pace and goes through a lot of extra steps in order to make it easy for students to learn. Definitely learned a lot.
Tiago Brenck –
I liked most of the theory and tips. They are definitely accurate and useful. The code explanation though, was quite frustrating. Many examples were not clearly explained. He often gives a 10sec confuse explanation and says I hope it makes sense. The thing is, most of the time it didnt make sense and it should have been explained a bit more, leading the viewer to get in sync with your logic. Another problem was the test case scenario. Many of them were simply the easiest and perfect happy path with two perfect inputs. If you try to unsort some of the test cases that sorting is not in the instruction, and you will notice that the solution fails. So I would suggest that besides the happy path, include an odd path as well on some exercises, because it helps the understanding.