Four Semesters of Computer Science in 5 Hours
This course tackles some of the most fundamental computer science topics in just five hours, including algorithms and Big O analysis, recursion, sorting, data structures, and functional programming.
What you'll learn
This course, Four Semesters of Computer Science in 5 Hours, tackles some big topics in just five hours: algorithms and Big O analysis, recursion, sorting, data structures, and functional programming. Since many developers are self-taught, they can lack the advantages that a formal computer science education provides. The additional theory covered in this course provides useful context to make trade-offs when designing implementations and architectures.
Table of contents
- Array List 5m
- Exercise 6: Array List 4m
- Exercise 6 Solution 8m
- Linked List 11m
- Exercise 7: Linked List 6m
- Exercise 7 Solution, Part 1 9m
- Exercise 7 Solution, Part 2 8m
- Binary Search Tree 6m
- Exercise 8: Binary Search Tree 6m
- Exercise 8 Solution 8m
- AVL Tree 5m
- Single Rotation 11m
- Double Rotation 6m
- Exercise 9 Solution, Part 1 7m
- Exercise 9 Solution, Part 2 9m
- Hash Table 9m
About the author
Brian Holt is presently the redditgifts front-end developer at reddit. This essentially means he gets paid to use JavaScript, CSS, and HTML to help you connect to the world around you, gain deep and meaningful insight, and look at cat pictures for hours. When not saving the world one line of JavaScript at time, Brian loves to ski, mountain bike, run, and hang out with his wife and Havanese puppy. Brian is currently a resident of Salt Lake City, UT.