This course provides learners with much knowledge of data structures and algorithms and allows them to design and install relevant algorithmic data structures to a specific problem. This is a compulsory subject for the degree of informatics in general (software industry, computer science, etc.)
Completing this course, students will:
1. Understand data structures and algorithms
2. Be able to implement some basic data structures such as Linked List, Stack and Queue, etc
3. Be able to implement search and sorting algorithms from basic to advanced level.
CSD201x
Data structures and algorithms
3
45 hours
Part 1: Introduction to algorithms
- Introduction to general knowledge of data structures and algorithms.
Part 2: Linear data structure.
- Introduction to some types of linear data structures (storing data in the form of sequential values).
Part 3: Nonlinear data structure
- Introduction to some types of complex data structures which do not store data in the form of sequential values.
Part 4: Advanced search and sorting methods
- Introduction to some sorting algorithms and more fast and optimal search algorithms (than simple sequencing and sorting).
Complete the course Object-Oriented Programming with Java.
- Graduated in Computer Science from Lorraine University (France).
- Previously worked at the laboratory at Lorraine University and Panasonic Vietnam.
- Currently, Ngo Tung Son is a lecturer of FPT- Greenwich international bachelor program of FPT University.
- A co-founder and technical Manager of Hung Vuong Trading Technology Joint-stock Company (hvtec.vn).
- Facebook :https://www.facebook.com/NgoTungSon
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