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Description
Today in an era where the doors of all leading MNCs and companies are open to all. Companies will not visit College Campus for placements, so now the doors to get selected in your dream company is open irrespective of your college / university / city. Competitive coding methods help to get a better placement and career enhancement. Just sit in their online coding test after completing this course – crack it and get placed – SIMPLE this course is encapsulated with the following key materials –
- Warm up on the concepts with topic-wise tutorials.
- Prepare comprehensive Topic-wise tutorial Materials
- Practice 100+ MCQ Questions, Assessments, and Live explanations in Detail.
- Practice 30+ Problem Statements with Solved Solutions
- Drill with 50+ Interview Questions for technical and HR rounds.
- 2 full-fledged technical mock tests.
- Highly Qualified and Experience Technical Team to help each trainee.
- Small Batch Size for focused Learning analyzing keeping in mind the career path of the student.
Prerequisites
- Coding Methods and Techniques (Level-1) should be cleared.
- Willingness to improve and compete with the best.
- Curiosity to learn more and code.
Key Learning Outcomes:
When you complete this Course Curriculum, you will be able to accomplish the following:
- Crack placement of Top-Tier IT companies.
- Career enhancement and advancement.
- New ways of solving problems, and the ability to solve more complex problems.
- Finding algorithmically fast solutions.
- Writing bug-free code.
Target Audience:
- Students who want to get selected in Top-Tier IT Companies like TCS, Infosys, Microsoft, Samsung, Google, Amazon, Facebook, Wipro and all leading MNC’s of the world.
- Students who wish to compete, crack and win Coding Competitions and Hackathon by improving their logic and programming skills
- Students who want to learn different Problem-Solving Approaches.
- M.Tech/B.Tech/MCA/BCA/Any Graduate or Diploma Holder
Test & Evaluation
- During the program, the participants will have to take all assignments given to them for better learning.
- At the end of the program, a final assessment will be conducted
Certification
- All successful participants will be provided with a certificate of completion.
- Students who do not complete the course / leave it midway will not be awarded any certificate.
Delivery Mode & Duration :
Online Live Mode – 100 Hours (50 Hours Online Live sessions + 50 Hours of assignment)
Topics to be covered:
Module 01: C
- Introduction to Programming language
- Data Types and Operators
- Control Statements and Looping
- Array, String, Storage Class
- Function, Command Line Arguments Programming
- Pointer and Dynamic Memory Allocation
- Structure, Union and File Handling
Module 02: DATA STRUCTURE
Time Complexity
- Introduction
- Why Time Complexity
- Big O notations
- space Complexity
- Practice Questions
Recursion and Back Tracking
- What is Recursion?
- Why Recursion?
- Format of a Recursive Function
- How Recursion works internally
- Recursion and Memory (Visualization)
- Recursion versus Iteration
- When to use and avoid recursion
- Time Complexity of recursive algorithms.
- Example Algorithms of Recursion
- What is Backtracking
- Example Algorithms of Backtracking
- Practice Questions
Linked List
- What is linked list
- Linked list vs Array
- Components of Linked List
- How is Linked List stored in Memory
- Single Linked List (SLL)
- Time Complexity of SLL
- Circular Single Linked List (CSLL)
- Time Complexity of CSLL
- Double Linked List (DLL)
- Time Complexity of DLL
- Double Circular Linked List (CDLL)
- Time Complexity of CDLL
- SLL vs CSLL vs DLL vs CDLL
- A Memory-efficient Doubly Linked List
- Unrolled Linked Lists
- Skip Lists
- Applications
- Practice Questions
Stacks
- Definition and application.
- Stack ADT.
- Array Representation.
- Linked Representation.
- When to use or avoid stack.
- Applications.
- Practice Questions.
Queues
- What and why of queue
- Queue ADT
- Array Representation
- Linked Representation
- Array vs Linked list implementation
- Applications
- Practice Questions.
Hashing
- Why and what of Hashing
- Hash table ADT
- Components of hashing
- Hash Functions
- hash tables
- Load factor
- What is collision
- Collision resolve techniques
- How hashing gets O(1) complexity
- Bloom filters
- Hashing compared to other DS
- Applications
Binary Search Tree(BST)
- Why and what of BST
- Create, search, traverse, insert delete
- Practice Questions.
AVL Tree
- What and why of AVL tree
- Common operations
- LL,LR,RR conditions
- Practice Questions
Priority Queues and Heaps
- What is Priority Queue
- PQ ADT
- PQ Implementations
- PQ Applications
- Binary heaps: max and min
- Heaps and STL
- Leftist trees
- Applications
- Practice Questions
Searching and Sorting
- What and why of searching
- Linear Search
- Binary Search
- What and why of sorting
- Types and terminologies
- Bubble sort
- Selection sort
- Insertion sort
- Shell sort
- Merge sort
- heap sort
- Quick sort
- Comparison of sorting techniques
- Practice Questions
Graphs
- What and why of graphs
- terminologies and types
- graph representation in code
- BFS
- DFS
- BFS vs DFS
- Topological sort
- Shortest path algo
- Minimum spanning tree
Disjoint Set
- Introduction
- Equivalence Relations and Equivalence Classes
- Disjoint Sets ADT
- Practice Questions
Module 03: ALGORITHMS
- Magic Framework
- Greedy Algorithm
- Divide and conquer
- Dynamic programming
- String based Algorithms
Module 04: Placement Preparation
- 100 MCQ Practices.
- 30 Competitive Questions Discussion.
- 50 Interview Questions.
- 2 full-fledged technical mock tests.
