Course Name

Data Structures and Algorithms and Data Structures and Algorithms Lab

Course Code

19ECSC201 and 19ECSP201

Course Instructor

Prakash Hegade

University

KLE Technological University, Hubballi-31

If you can think, you can code. If you can think better, you can code better.

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You will find all the course resources and related information on this page. The page is divided into four major sections.

1. Challenges
2. Course Notes and Details
3. Lab Resources
4. Course Project

Every programmer must have an owned library of codes. They come in handy at need. Here is mine: Day-Today Codes. If you create and have a library of your own, well, you should!

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• A quick revision of C Basic concepts.
• You can revise your knowledge of structures through this ebook: Structures and C. The book covers structures from the very basics to complex programs.
• Basic theory notes of Stacks, Queues and Lists
• Applications of basic data structures
• Implementation of basic data structures

Challenge 01: Essay

One of the essential skill for a problem solver is Comprehension capability. Hence, the first challenge is an essay challenge. Read the ebook: Design of a Programmer and write an essay of 300-500 words. Your essay must not be a book review. It must be your take away thoughts. Pen down your thoughts on an A4 sheet with your name and roll number and submit it by the end of the class on 17th Aug 2019, 10.00am.

This is a compulsory challenge. All essays will be reviewed and graded on a scale of 1 to 35.

The Challenge scorecard can be accessed here: DOP Scorecard

Challenge 02: Code The Philosophy

You are given with a list of ten philosophies. You need to code a simple C program to realize it. More details in the pdf: Code The Philosophy Challenge. Deadline is 25th August 2019, 5.00pm, Sunday. Adhere to submission guidelines as mentioned. Use the template given to code. Fill up all the TO-DO sections. Template can be found Here.

This is a compulsory challenge. The top submission will receive a DSA PUDDINGA trophy.

Challenge 03: MAT Challenge

Look out for the MAT Challenge. Along with students, even the course instructor will be taking up this challenge. Any student who designs and codes a better solution than course instructor scores a 100/100. More details in the supplied pdf. The submission deadline is 1 September 2019, 9.00pm.

Challenge 04: TBD

Coming Soon

Chapter 01: Coming Soon

1. Lab 01 - Revisiting the Basics

2. Lab 02 - Applications of Stack and Queue - TBD

3. Lab 03 - MAT Challenge

• The course project will carry 30 marks - 20 Marks from lab Open Ended Experiment and 10 marks from course ISA.
• The project will be carried out in a team of 4

The team details can be submitted here: Team Registration Form. The sheet will also track scores and status of the porject.