Data Structures in Java
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About
This summer camp series will emulate the beginning of college-level data structures courses.
After a short review of Java syntax and object-oriented programming, we will dive into learning about and then writing our own versions of various data structures.
We'll talk a lot about time complexity (Big-O), space complexity, and practical applications for certain data structures.
Starting with arrays (both static and dynamic), we'll move on linked lists, stacks/queues, and trees (binary search trees, red-black trees, etc.). We will also talk briefly about heaps, sorting/searching algorithms, and graphs.
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Hello! I’m a college freshman from California who is primarily interested in math and computer science. I've tutored a variety a SAT bootcamps, other math-related series, and various computer science topics like data structures and game development. I'm currently a member of the Certification Team, User Support Team, and a Moderator for the Algebra II subworld.
Schedule
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Please do NOT miss more than 2 sessions throughout the series. Each session builds on the last.