Exploring the World of Data Structures

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Mode of Workshop : Online

Last day of registration: 27th September, 2023

 

 

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Description

What Are Data Structures?

At its core, a data structure is a clever way of organizing and storing data. Just as we use different containers in real life to hold various items – a drawer for socks, a shelf for books – in the digital world, we have data structures to hold different types of information. These structures are like our digital organizers, designed to make our lives as programmers easier.

 

Why Do We Need Data Structures?

Think about your smartphone. It holds your contacts, messages, photos, and apps. Now, imagine if all these were dumped into a single heap – finding a specific photo or message would be a nightmare! Data structures rescue us from this chaos. They enable us to store, retrieve, and manipulate data efficiently, making our programs faster, smarter, and more elegant.

 

Data Structures in Everyday Life

Data structures are all around us, even outside the world of programming. Remember the line of people waiting for a bus? That’s a queue! Or a stack of books piled up on a table? Well, that’s a stack! Understanding these simple real-life examples helps us grasp the basics of data structures.

About Encora

Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona and backed by private equity firm Advent International, Encora is the preferred innovation partner to some of the world’s leading technology companies. It provides next-gen services such as Predictive Analysis, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, IoT, Cloud, and Test Automation. Encora has deep cluster vertical capabilities in HealthTech, FinTech, HiTech, IAM & Cybersecurity, Digital Commerce, EdTech, Supply Chain & Logistics, Telecom and other specialised industries. Encora is an established leader in outsourced product development services that specializes in innovation acceleration for leading-edge technology companies. With over 7,500 associates in 40+ offices and innovation labs across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Bolivia, Peru, Brazil, India, and Asia Pacific, Encora’s global talent pool, micro-industry vertical expertise and proprietary agile engineering capabilities enable clients to improve their speed to impact. For more information, please visit www.encora.com.

 

About the Instructor

 

 

Mr Paresh Patel

Senior Software Engineer.

Encora.

 

11 Years of experience in IT field. Flexible and comfortable to write dynamic code

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this workshop, you’ll not only understand these data structures but also appreciate how they’re used in the software that powers our modern world. You’ll be better equipped to design efficient algorithms, solve complex problems, and craft more elegant code.

So, are you ready to dive into the world of data structures? Let’s unlock the door to a new level of programming process!

Topics Covered

In this workshop, we’ll embark on a journey through some of the most fundamental data structures:

 

Arrays:

Our digital list where elements are neatly numbered and organized for quick access.

 

Linked Lists:

Imagine a chain of people holding hands, where you can add or remove a person in the middle without disturbing the rest.

 

Stacks:

Like a stack of plates, the last one you put on is the first one you take off.

 

Queues:

Just like a queue at a movie theater, the person at the front goes first.

 

Trees:

A branching structure that mimics real-life trees, but here it helps us with efficient searching and sorting.

 

Graphs:

A web of connections, like your social network. We’ll learn how to navigate these webs.

 

Hash Tables:

A magical container where items are stored based on their unique identity.

 

Heaps:

A priority queue, where the most important task gets done first.

Registration fees and Certificate

Course Fee :

Rs 236/- ( Rs 200 +18% GST)

 

Certification:

Certificates will be provided to all the participants who attend the workshop.

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