Intro to Data Structures in Java

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Intro to Data Structures in Java

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We'll learn about Big-O notation and a variety of data structures in Java. The series will be centered around making time efficient structures.

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Please note, you should have knowledge of syntax in Java and know what things like arrays are.

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Sam S 🇺🇸

Certified in 14 topics

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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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You will be withdrawn from the series if you have more than 2 unexcused absences in a row. Please message me in advance for any absences!

SESSION 1

25

May

SESSION 1

Computer Science

Thu 2:00 AM - 3:30 AM UTCMay 25, 2:00 AM - 3:30 AM UTC

Session 1: Intro to Java

After a brief introduction to each other, we will talk about the basics of Java you will need to know to start understanding data structures. Then, we will introduce the concept of Big-O (time complexity), and how programs are optimized.

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May 25

1 week

90 mins

/ session

SCHEDULE

Thursday, May 25

2:00AM