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Data Structures And Algorithms
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Unlock problem-solving with our beginner friendly Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) course. Regardless of whether you’re prepping for coding interviews, composing effective programming, or reinforcing your programming fundamentals, this course will guide you through it all.
You’ll learn basic concepts like arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, recursion, dynamic programming, and others,all with practical examples and interactive exercises.
No prior mastery needed,just basic programming knowledge and a willingness to learn. By the end, you’ll not only understand DSA concepts but also know how to apply them to solve complex problems with confidence.
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Basic Programming Knowledge
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Comfort with at least one programming language (Python recommended).
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Understanding of variables, loops, conditionals, and functions.
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Laptop or Desktop Computer
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With internet access for coding practice, assignments, and resources.
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Coding Environment
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Python 3 installed, or access to an online coding platform (e.g., Replit, LeetCode, HackerRank, or Google Colab).
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Mathematical Foundation
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Basic understanding of high school mathematics (algebra, logic, simple probability).
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Problem-Solving Mindset
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Willingness to think critically, debug errors, and practice consistently.
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Time Commitment
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5–8 hours per week for classes, assignments, and self-practice.
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Students and Beginners in Programming who want to build a strong foundation in data structures and algorithms.
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University/College Learners taking computer science or IT-related courses and looking for extra support.
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Aspiring Software Developers preparing for coding interviews and technical assessments.
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Self-taught Programmers who know the basics of coding and want to level up their problem-solving skills.
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Anyone Interested in Problem-Solving who wants to think logically and write efficient code.
