Mastering critical SKILLS in Algorithms using C++: Part 2

Mastering critical SKILLS in Algorithms using C++: Part 2, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.89, with 135 lectures, based on 216 reviews, and has 2565 subscribers.

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Title: Mastering critical SKILLS in Algorithms using C++: Part 2

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.89

Number of Lectures: 135

Number of Published Lectures: 135

Number of Curriculum Items: 135

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 135

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master recursive techniques by solving MANY problems
Expose yourself to many algorithmic techniques
After the course, a smooth experience to prepare for coding interviews
Short and well written codes

Who Should Attend

People who want to master a critical CS component
People who want to prepare for interviews, then Algorithms is a must step before interviews preparations

Target Audiences

People who want to master a critical CS component
People who want to prepare for interviews, then Algorithms is a must step before interviews preparations

Almost all other courses focus on knowledge. In this course, we focus ongaining real skills.

Overall:

The course covers a good subset of algorthmic topics
Learn the inner details of the algorithms and their time & memory complexity analysis
Learn how to code line-by-line
Source code and Slides and provided for all content
An extensive amount of practice to master the taught algorithms (where most other content fails!)

Content:

Dynamic Programming: Intro
DP: Pick or Leave Pattern
DP: Enumerating the choices
DP Range Patterns
DP on Graph and Grids
DP Counting
DP: Printing Solution
DP Tabulation
DP Solving Marathon
Backtracking
Divide and Conquer
Shortest Path Algorithm: Floyd-Warshal
Shortest Path Algorithm: Bellman-Ford
Shortest Path Algorithm: Dijkstra
Minimum Spanning Tree: Prim
Minimum Spanning Tree: Kruskal

Teaching Style:

Instead of long theory then coding style, we follow a unique style
I parallelize the concepts with the codes as much as possible
- Unless better for you to work on pseudocode first
Go Concrete as possible
Use Clear Simple Visualization
Engagement

By the end of the journey

Solid understanding of Algorithms topics in C++
Mastering different skills
- Analytical and Problem-Solving skills
- Clean coding for algorithms
With the administered problem-solving skills
- You can start competitive programming smoothly
- A strong step toward interviews preparation

Prerequisites

Programming Skills:
- Strong Programming skills
  - Solving a lot of basic problem-solving problems on fundamentals
- Good understanding for basic recursion (E.g. Fibonacci)
- STL, especially Vectors, map/set, unordered map/set
Highly Preferred:
- Do programming projects
- Finish a descent data structure course (extensive data structure practice)

Don’t miss such a unique learning experience!

Acknowledgement: “I’d like to extend my gratitude towards Robert Bogan for his help with proofreading the slides for this course”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Dynamic Programming (DP) – Intro

Lecture 1: Fibonacci Sequence

Lecture 2: Fibonacci RCA

Lecture 3: Fibonacci Implementations

Lecture 4: Dynamic Programming

Chapter 2: DP: Pick or Leave Pattern

Lecture 1: Knapsack Problem 1

Lecture 2: Knapsack Problem 2

Lecture 3: Knapsack Problem 3

Lecture 4: Knapsack Problem 4

Lecture 5: Knapsack Problem 5

Lecture 6: LIS Problem 1

Lecture 7: LIS Problem 2

Lecture 8: LIS Problem 3

Lecture 9: LIS Problem 4

Lecture 10: LCS Problem 1

Lecture 11: LCS Problem 2

Lecture 12: DP homework 1 – 3 Medium Challenges

Lecture 13: DP homework 1 – Solutions p1 p2

Lecture 14: DP homework 1 – Solutions p3

Lecture 15: DP homework 2 – 3 Medium to Hard Challenges

Lecture 16: DP homework 2 – Solutions p1

Lecture 17: DP homework 2 – Solutions p2

Lecture 18: DP homework 2 – Solutions p3

Chapter 3: DP: Enumerating the choices

Lecture 1: Edit Distance 1

Lecture 2: Edit Distance 2

Lecture 3: Integer Break 1

Lecture 4: Integer Break 2

Lecture 5: DP Homework 1 – 2 Easy to Medium Challenges

Lecture 6: DP Homework 1 – Solutions

Chapter 4: DP: Range Patterns

Lecture 1: General Range Pattern

Lecture 2: Consecutive Range Pattern

Lecture 3: Nested Range Pattern 1

Lecture 4: Nested Range Pattern 2

Lecture 5: DP Homework 1 – 3 Medium Challenges

Lecture 6: DP Homework 1 – Solutions

Lecture 7: DP Homework 2 – 2 Hard Challenges

Lecture 8: DP Homework 2 – Solutions

Chapter 5: DP: Counting

Lecture 1: Counting DP 1

Lecture 2: Counting DP 2

Lecture 3: DP Homework 1 – 4 Medium Challenges

Lecture 4: DP Homework 1 – Solutions p1

Lecture 5: DP Homework 1 – Solutions p2

Lecture 6: DP Homework 1 – Solutions p3

Lecture 7: DP Homework 1 – Solutions p4

Chapter 6: DP on Grid

Lecture 1: DP on Grid

Lecture 2: DP on Grid Homework 1 – 4 Medium to Hard Challenges

Lecture 3: DP on Grid Homework 1 – Solutions p1 p2

Lecture 4: DP on Grid Homework 1 – Solutions p3

Lecture 5: DP on Grid Homework 1 – Solutions p4

Chapter 7: DP: Building Output

Lecture 1: Building DP Output

Lecture 2: Building DP Output Homework 1 – 3 Medium Challenges

Lecture 3: Building DP Output Homework 1 – Solutions

Chapter 8: DP Tablulation

Lecture 1: Note

Lecture 2: DP Tabulation

Lecture 3: LIS Tabulation 1A

Lecture 4: LIS Tabulation 1B

Lecture 5: LIS Tabulation 2

Lecture 6: Coin Change Tabulation 1

Lecture 7: Coin Change Tabulation 2

Lecture 8: DP Tabulation Homework 1 – 4 Easy to Medium Challenges

Lecture 9: DP Tabulation Homework 1 – solutions

Lecture 10: DP Tabulation Homework 2 – 3 Very Hard Challenges [Optional]

Chapter 9: DP Marathon

Lecture 1: More to tackle

Chapter 10: Backtracking

Lecture 1: Backtracking 1

Lecture 2: Backtracking 2 – Maze

Lecture 3: Backtracking 3 – Maze Tracing

Lecture 4: Backtracking 4 – Maze Extension

Lecture 5: Backtracking – Partition to K 1

Lecture 6: Backtracking – Partition to K 2

Lecture 7: Backtracking – Partition to K 3

Lecture 8: Backtracking – Partition to K 4

Lecture 9: Backtrack Homework 1 – 6 Medium to Hard Challenges

Lecture 10: Backtrack Homework 1 – Solution p1

Lecture 11: Backtrack Homework 1 – Solution p2

Lecture 12: Backtrack Homework 1 – Solution p3

Lecture 13: Backtrack Homework 1 – Solution p4

Lecture 14: Backtrack Homework 1 – Solution p5

Lecture 15: Backtrack Homework 1 – Solution p6

Chapter 11: Divide and Conquer

Lecture 1: Divide and Conquer Algorithm

Lecture 2: Merge Sort Code

Lecture 3: Merge Sort Complexity

Lecture 4: Quicksort 1

Lecture 5: Quicksort 2 Code

Lecture 6: Quicksort 3 Complexity

Lecture 7: More on Complexity

Lecture 8: DC Homework – 5 Medium Challenges

Lecture 9: DC Homework – solutions

Chapter 12: Graph: Shortest Path – Floyd-Warshall

Lecture 1: Shortest Path Algorithms

Lecture 2: Floyd-Warshall Algorithm 1 – The Challenge

Instructors

CSkilled Academy
High Quality With Intensive Practice CS Courses
Dr. Moustafa Saad Ibrahim
Educator, Software Engineer, Scientist, Competitive Coach

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