Hussein Al Rubaye
This course prepared depending on my real Software Engineer job interviews experiences with Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Snapchat.
In this course you will learn how to Analysis algorithms like Sorting, Searching, and Graph algorithms. And how to reduce the code complexity from one Big–O level to another level. Furthermore, you will learn different type of Data Structure for your code. Also you will learn how to find Big–O for every data structure, and how to apply correct Data Structure to your problem in Java. By the end you will be able to write code that run faster and use low memory. You Also will learn how to analysis problems using Dynamic programming.
We will discus code complexity in Different algorithms like Sorting algorithms ( Bubble, Merge, Heap, and quick sort) , searching algorithms ( Binary search, linear search, and Interpolation), Graph algorithms( Binary tree, DFS, BFS, Nearest Neighbor and Shortest path, Dijkstra’s Algorithm, and A* Algorithm). and Data Structure like Dynamic Array, Linked List, Stack, Queue, and Hash–Table
Instructor Details
Courses : 7
Specification: Data Structure and Algorithms Analysis – Job Interview
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 15 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$14.99
Yevhen Kushnir –
I am still interested in.
Moresk we can do –
it’s good course
Myoung–Jun Kang –
Hate the text editor they use first of all, also where is the code for this problem in the GitHub? I don’t see it
Manabu Kiyota –
can’t see what writing is …I wish literal to see easily.
Pierre Tamisier –
Very poor English, explanations very hard to understand Teacher says something but codes something else Code is terribly written (not formatted, English mistakes are constant) Much better lessons on youtube for free The only pro of this course is to have a structure of things to learn for interview
Alina Alam –
I liked how the instructor went through all the basic concepts and also solved some interesting coding examples. However, the course is full of HORRIBLE Java coding style and technique. Won’t recommend this to a newbie because I wouldn’t want beginners to pick up these coding styles. No sense of indentation or variable / function / class naming conventions. Not using generics properly. No sense of how primitive / wrapper classes work. No sense of how to style the code at all. Not sure if this is the instructor’s actual way of coding (in which case, I am not sure how he was hired at Microsoft) or maybe he was just lazy and didn’t pay any attention, but nonetheless, code like this should not be put out for beginners. Other than these caveats, if you’re already good at programming and know how to write clean, indented code with good naming conventions, then this code could prove to be a good refresher
Shirley Chen –
I feel like there are minor mistakes in the videos and it’d be better if we were given time analysis for the interview solutions. Also, i dont know if the videos are out of order, but there are often references to other data structures that weren’t taught.