Algorithms and Data Structures - Part 2
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
Algorithms and data structures are the foundation of software engineering. This course will teach you about some of the algorithms and data structures used daily by professional software engineers.
Understanding algorithms and data structures is fundamental to creating efficient software. In this course, Algorithms and Data Structures - Part 2, you’ll learn many algorithms and data structures used in software development. First, you’ll explore sorting and searching algorithms. Next, you’ll discover advanced data structures such as sets, heaps, balanced binary trees, B-Trees, and priority queues. Finally, you’ll learn how to safely use these algorithms and data structures in multi-threaded or concurrent programming environments. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of algorithms and data structures needed to successfully apply them in your own software development projects.
Understanding algorithms and data structures is fundamental to creating efficient software. In this course, Algorithms and Data Structures - Part 2, you’ll learn many algorithms and data structures used in software development. First, you’ll explore sorting and searching algorithms. Next, you’ll discover advanced data structures such as sets, heaps, balanced binary trees, B-Trees, and priority queues. Finally, you’ll learn how to safely use these algorithms and data structures in multi-threaded or concurrent programming environments. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of algorithms and data structures needed to successfully apply them in your own software development projects.
Taught by
Robert Horvick
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