What you'll learn:
Algorithm creation
Development of programming logic
How to optimize resources, operations and execution times
Different data structures, how they work and how to implement them in code

Requirements
Basic programming knowledge

Description
In this Algorithms and Data Structures course you will learn in a basic and very complete way the most elementary notions about these pillars of software development. This course will give a complete tour of all the most basic concepts to learn how to create your own algorithms, thanks to the global vision that you will acquire. In fact throughout the course you will learn how to apply each idea to any programming language.

You will learn fundamental programming skills:

- Elementary Algorithms

- Development of programming logic

- Best practices when writing code

- Optimization of resources, time and operations in an algorithm

- Data Structures implementation in code

In addition you will have downloadable didactic material, advice from my +15 years of programming experience, solved exercises and examples of use for real life situations, so that you understand what logic follows each algorithm and know how to implement it in the language of your choice.

The course is divided into 2 main blocks addressed throughout the different sections:

Algorithms

In this block you will learn how to develop from scratch algorithms to solve problems no matter what programming language or technology you use. We will mainly focus on the development logic so that you will be able to transfer the idea to your own development environment. Therefore, no matter what language you use, the contents of these classes will be totally useful for you.

Among the different algorithms that we will see are included the sorting algorithms with a detailed explanation of how they work and each line and element of the code that they have. Did you know that in this course we will create a sorting algorithm faster than the famous Bubble Sort, Selection or Insertion? If you want to know how to create algorithms with optimization and efficiency in mind...this is the ideal course for you.

Data Structures

In this block you will learn about the different Data Structures that exist, from the most basic to the most complex ones, and both static and dynamic data structures. What is a static data structure? And a dynamic one? What are they for? How to use one or the other? All this is explained in the course.

Did you know that in everyday life there are many situations in which algorithms can be applied to Data Structures? For example in a simple supermarket we find several situations that could be handled with Lists, Stacks and Queues. Precisely in this course we will develop along a complete project, the management of these issues by means of Dynamic Data Structures.

We will develop each one of the functionalities in code explained in detail of the following data structures:

Static and Dynamic Data Structures (Arrays and Multidimensional Arrays).

Linear Dynamic Data Structures (Lists, Stacks and Queues)

Non-Linear Dynamic Data Structures (Trees)

All concepts are explained in detail, step by step and understanding the why of each thing. This way you will be able to grasp a correct foundation on these programming pillars from the very beginning of your professional development. This course will allow you to expand into any area of software development.

Isn't it great? Well, the best of all is that it is at your fingertips.

Buy the course and enjoy all that is waiting for you.

See you soon!

José Javier Villena

Who this course is for
Programming students
Interested in improving their programming skills

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