Software Engineering : Master Software Engineering in C#
Offered By: Udemy
Course Description
Overview
What you'll learn:
- Understand Core Concepts of Software Engineering
- Understand Sorting Algorithms
- Understand Data Structures
- Understand Software Engineering
In order to create Efficient Algorithms, you must start from bottom. Learn the important concepts of problem solving and Software engineering. And then use the knowledge you gain to create your own algorithms. Algorithms are essential part of computer science and programing. Every program is executing some Algorithm. So it is important to know how to create efficient algorithms.
I think every programmerexpierienced null pointer exceptionor something like that. These errors are not created by "not knowing the programming language" but they are created because the algorithmis incorrect. So what do you think is more important, Algorithms or programming language ?
By learning Software engineering concepts. You will be able to create algorithms. Ofcourse it takes also practice, but learning software engineering is first stepto better algorithms and better analythic thinking.
In this course I will go through Software engineering( algorithms and data structures, problem solving)
In Sorting Algorithms section you will learn:
- Selection Sort
- Bubble Sort
- Recursion
- Merge Sort
- Quick Sort
In Data Structures section you will learn:
- What is Data Structure
- Binary Search Tree
- AVL tree
- Linked List
- Trie
- Hash Table
In Problem Solving section you will learn:
- Divide and Conquer
- Dynamic programming
- Greedy Aproach
- Backtracking
And I will explin these techniques on:
- 0-1 Knapsack problem
- Kruskal's algorithms
So do you want to learn software engineering ?
Taught by
Luke's Programming School
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