Data Structure Online Training
Created by Arnab Chakraborty, Last Updated 05-Sep-2019, Language:English
Data Structure Online Training
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Created by Arnab Chakraborty, Last Updated 05-Sep-2019, Language:English
Description
Data Structures are the programmatic way of storing data so that data can be used efficiently. Almost every enterprise application uses various types of data structures in one or the other way. This video tutorial will give you a great understanding on Data Structures needed to understand the complexity of enterprise level applications and need of algorithms, and data structures.
Audience
This video tutorial is designed for students interested in learning data structure and its applications. Enthusiastic readers who would like to know more about data structures and those who wish to implement data structures themselves may start from here. These video classes have been developed based on the latest GATE syllabus and will be useful for undergraduate students of Computer Science and Information Technology as well as those preparing for GATE exams. It will also be helpful for students in preparing them for their Engineering Syllabus.
Course Content
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Data Structure
1 Lectures 00:01:05-
Data Structure - Getting Started
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Data Structure Introduction
2 Lectures 00:05:57-
Definition of Data Structure
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Classification of Data Structure
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Algorithm and Complexity Analysis
8 Lectures 00:30:14-
What is an Algorithm?
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Space and Time Complexity of an Algorithm
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Time Complexity Big-Oh Notation
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Time Complexity Big-Omega Notation
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Time Complexity Big-Theta Notation
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Asymptotic Notations GATE Problem 1
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Asymptotic Notations GATE Problem 2
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Time Complexity GATE Problem
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Algorithm and Classification
9 Lectures 00:33:11-
Algorithm Classification Introduction
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Algorithm Classification Simple Recursive Algorithm
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Algorithm Classification Back Tracking Algorithm
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Algorithm Classification Divide and Conquer
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Algorithm Classification Dynamic Programming
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Algorithm Classification Greedy Algorithm
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Algorithm Classification Branch and Bound
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Algorithm Classification Brute Force
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Algorithm Classification Randomized Algorithm
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Operation on Signals
8 Lectures 00:45:41-
String Introduction
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String Operations
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String Processing Insert
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String Processing Delete
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String Processing Replace
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Pattern Matching Algorithm - Brute Force
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Knuth Morris Patterson (KMP) Pattern Matching Algorithm
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KMP Pattern Matching Algorithm Example
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Arrays
12 Lectures 01:14:59-
Definition of Linear Array
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Insert Operation on an Array
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Delete Operation on an Array
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Memory Representation of One Dimensional Array
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Memory Representation of Two Dimensional Array in Row Major
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Memory Representation of Two Dimensional Array in Column Major
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Saddle Point of a Matrix
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Saddle Point Implementation Algorithm
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Lower Triangular Sparse Matrix
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Tridiagonal Sparse Matrix
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Another Sparse Matrix Example
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Array GATE Problem
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Recursion
10 Lectures 00:52:41-
Definition of Recursion
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Recursion Variations Direct
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Recursion Variations Indirect
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Recursion Variations Nested
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Recursion Variations Excessive
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Recursion Variations Tail
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Recursion Overheads
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Towers of Hanoi as an Example of Recursion
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Recursion GATE Problem 1
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Recursion GATE Problem 2
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Linked Lists
18 Lectures 01:29:26-
Linked List Introduction
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Linked List Traversing and Processing
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Linked List Finding Maximum and Minimum Node Info
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Linked List Searching on Unsorted Linked List
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Linked List Searching on Sorted Linked List
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Linked List Insert a New Node as The First Node
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Linked List Insert a New Node After Search Node
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Linked List Deletion of a Node With Given Info
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Header Linked List Introduction
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Header Linked List Insertion as The First Node
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Circular Header Linked List Introduction
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Two Way Linked List Introduction
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Two Way Linked List Insertion
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Two Way Linked List Deletion
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Reverse of a Linked List
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Polynomial Representation Using a Linked List
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Polynomial Addition Using Linked List Example
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Polynomial Addition Using Linked List Algorithm
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Stacks
10 Lectures 00:55:36-
Stack - Introduction
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Stack Operations Introduction
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Stack Operations - PUSH & POP
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Implementing Two Stacks in One Array
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Implementing Four Stacks in One Array
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Stack Application Evaluation of Post Fix Expression
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Stack Application Evaluation of Post Fix Expression Example
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Stack Application Infix to Postfix Conversion
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Stack Application Infix to Postfix Conversion Example
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Exercise on Stack
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Queues
4 Lectures 00:24:31-
Queue Operations Introduction
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Queue Operations Insert
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Queue Operations Delete
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Priority Queue
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Trees
22 Lectures 01:55:47-
Binary Tree and Terminologies
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Binary Tree Representation in Memory
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Binary Tree Traversals
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Binary Tree Traversals Exercise 1
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Binary Tree Traversals Exercise 2
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Algorithm of In-Order Traversal
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Algorithm of Pre-Order Traversal
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Algorithm of Post-Order Traversal
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Binary Search Tree Introduction
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Searching an Item in BST
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Insertion of an Item in BST
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Deletion of a Node From BST With One Or Zero Child Node
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Deletion of a Node From BST With Two Children
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Deleting a Node From BST
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Ranked Binary Search Tree
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Extended Binary Tree Or 2-Tree
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Huffman’s Algorithm With Example
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Huffman’s Coding
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Huffman Code Example
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Binary Tree Example
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Binary Search Tree Example 1
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Binary Search Tree Example 2
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Balanced Trees
6 Lectures 00:52:19-
AVL Tree - A Height Balanced Tree
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AVL Search Tree LL and RR Rotation
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AVL Search Tree RL and LR Rotation
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AVL Search Tree Example
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B-Tree Definition and Properties
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B-Tree an Example
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Heap Tree & Sort
7 Lectures 00:41:00-
Heap Tree
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Heap Tree Insertion Operation
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Heap Tree Insertion Operation Example
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Heap Tree Deletion Operation
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Heap Tree - Deletion Operation Example
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Heap Sort
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Heap Sort GATE Problem
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Sorting Techniques
13 Lectures 01:29:47-
Bubble Sort
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Modified Bubble Sort
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Insertion Sort
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Selection Sort
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Quick Sort
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Merge Sort
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Execution Tracing of Merge Sort
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Radix Sort Example
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Radix Sort Algorithm
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Exercise 1 On Sorting
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Exercise 2 on Sorting
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External Sorting - Introduction
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External Sorting Sample Implementation
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Searching Techniques
5 Lectures 00:35:11-
Linear Search
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Linear Search on Sorted Array
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Binary Search
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Trie Structure Algorithm
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Trie Structure Example
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Hashing
6 Lectures 00:39:25-
Hashing Introduction
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Hashing Collision and Collision Resolution
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Hashing Chaining
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Hashing Chaining Example
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Hashing With Example
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Exercise on Hashing
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Arnab Chakraborty
Corporate Trainer
Prof. Arnab Chakraborty is a Calcutta University alumnus with B.Sc. in Physics Hons Gold medalist, B. Tech and M. Tech in Computer Science and Engineering has twenty-six+ years of academic teaching experience in different universities, colleges and thirteen+ years of corporate training experiences for 170+ companies and trained 50,000+ professionals. He has also completed MBA from Vidyasagar University with dual specialization in Human Resource Management and Marketing Management. He is NLP and PMP trained, "Global DMAIC Six Sigma Master Black Belt" certified by IQF (USA). He is certified by ISA (USA) on "Control and Automation System". He is "Global ITIL V3 Foundation" certified as awarded by APMG (UK). Qualified for "Accredited Management Teacher" by AIMA (India). "Star Python" Global Certified from Star Certification (USA). "Certified Scrum Master (CSM)" Global Certification from Scrum Alliance (USA). He is also empaneled trainer for multiple corporates, e.g. HP, Accenture, IBM etc