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The document outlines a comprehensive 9-week roadmap for learning Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) using C++. It includes weekly lectures covering topics such as C++ basics, data structures like arrays, linked lists, trees, and graphs, as well as algorithms for sorting, searching, dynamic programming, and more advanced topics. Each week features practice sessions for reinforcing the concepts learned.

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The document outlines a comprehensive 9-week roadmap for learning Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) using C++. It includes weekly lectures covering topics such as C++ basics, data structures like arrays, linked lists, trees, and graphs, as well as algorithms for sorting, searching, dynamic programming, and more advanced topics. Each week features practice sessions for reinforcing the concepts learned.

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Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) Roadmap using C++

Week 1: Introduction to C++ and Basic Programming Concepts

Lecture 1: Introduction to C++

- Overview of C++ programming

- Setup IDE (Visual Studio, Code::Blocks, or CLion)

- Writing your first C++ program

Lecture 2: Variables and Data Types

- Fundamental data types (int, float, double, char, bool)

- Variable declaration, initialization, and type casting

Lecture 3: Control Structures

- If, else-if, switch statements

- Looping structures: for, while, do-while

- Break and continue statements

Lecture 4: Functions

- Defining and calling functions

- Function arguments and return types

- Function overloading

Lecture 5: Arrays and Strings

- Arrays (1D, 2D, dynamic arrays)

- Basic string operations (length, append, substr, compare)


Lecture 6: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

- Classes and objects

- Constructors and destructors

- Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism

Week 2: Basic Data Structures

Lecture 7: Arrays

- Static and dynamic arrays

- Array operations (insert, delete, search)

- Array-based problems

Lecture 8: Linked Lists

- Singly linked lists (insertion, deletion, traversal)

- Doubly linked lists and circular linked lists

- Operations and use cases for linked lists

Lecture 9: Stacks

- Stack operations (push, pop, top)

- Stack applications (parenthesis matching, reversing a string)

- Implementing stacks using arrays and linked lists

Lecture 10: Queues

- Queue operations (enqueue, dequeue, front, rear)

- Circular queues

- Queue applications (job scheduling, circular buffers)

Week 3: Advanced Data Structures


Lecture 11: Trees

- Introduction to trees and tree terminology

- Binary Trees and Binary Search Trees (BST)

- Tree traversal techniques (in-order, pre-order, post-order)

Lecture 12: Binary Search Trees (BST)

- Operations in BST (insert, delete, search)

- BST balancing and its importance

Lecture 13: Heaps

- Min-Heap and Max-Heap

- Heap operations (insert, delete, heapify)

- Priority Queue implementation

Lecture 14: AVL Trees

- Rotations in AVL Trees

- Balancing an AVL tree

- Insertion and deletion in AVL trees

Lecture 15: Red-Black Trees

- Properties of Red-Black trees

- Balancing and insertion/deletion operations

Week 4: Searching and Sorting Algorithms

Lecture 16: Sorting Algorithms

- Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion Sort

- Time complexity analysis for each


- Example problems and applications

Lecture 17: Advanced Sorting Algorithms

- Merge Sort (Divide and Conquer)

- Quick Sort (Partition-based)

- Heap Sort

Lecture 18: Searching Algorithms

- Linear Search

- Binary Search (for sorted arrays)

- Binary Search Tree searching

Lecture 19: Comparison of Sorting Algorithms

- Analyzing best, worst, and average case scenarios

- Sorting stability and use cases

Week 5: Hashing and Graphs

Lecture 20: Hashing

- Hash functions and handling collisions

- Hash tables and hash maps

- Implementing your own hash table

Lecture 21: Introduction to Graphs

- Graph representations: adjacency matrix and adjacency list

- Types of graphs: directed, undirected, weighted, unweighted

- Basic graph terminology


Lecture 22: Graph Traversal Algorithms

- Breadth-First Search (BFS)

- Depth-First Search (DFS)

Lecture 23: Shortest Path Algorithms

- Dijkstra's Algorithm

- Bellman-Ford Algorithm

- Floyd-Warshall Algorithm

Lecture 24: Minimum Spanning Tree

- Prim's Algorithm

- Kruskal's Algorithm

Week 6: Dynamic Programming (DP) and Greedy Algorithms

Lecture 25: Introduction to Dynamic Programming (DP)

- Memoization and Tabulation

- Recursive solutions vs. DP solutions

- Classic DP problems (Fibonacci, Coin Change)

Lecture 26: Classic DP Problems

- 0/1 Knapsack Problem

- Longest Common Subsequence

- Matrix Chain Multiplication

Lecture 27: Greedy Algorithms

- Activity Selection Problem

- Huffman Coding
- Greedy vs. Dynamic Programming approach

Lecture 28: DP Optimization Techniques

- Space optimization in DP

- Bit masking techniques

- Matrix exponentiation

Week 7: Backtracking, Divide & Conquer

Lecture 29: Introduction to Backtracking

- N-Queens problem

- Sudoku Solver

- Generating permutations and combinations

Lecture 30: Divide and Conquer

- Merge Sort and Quick Sort

- Closest Pair of Points problem

- Strassen's Matrix Multiplication

Lecture 31: Advanced Backtracking Problems

- Subset Sum Problem

- Rat in a Maze

- Graph coloring

Week 8: Advanced Topics in Graphs and Algorithms

Lecture 32: Topological Sorting

- Topological Sort in Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs)

- Kahn's Algorithm and DFS-based approach


Lecture 33: Strongly Connected Components (SCC)

- Tarjan's Algorithm

- Kosaraju's Algorithm

Lecture 34: Network Flow Algorithms

- Ford-Fulkerson Algorithm

- Edmonds-Karp Algorithm (Implementation of Ford-Fulkerson)

Lecture 35: Advanced Data Structures

- Trie (Prefix Tree)

- Segment Tree

- Fenwick Tree (Binary Indexed Tree)

Lecture 36: Disjoint Set (Union-Find)

- Union by Rank and Path Compression

- Applications in Kruskal's Algorithm

Week 9: Additional Topics and Practice

Lecture 37: Advanced Dynamic Programming Techniques

- Longest Increasing Subsequence (LIS)

- Longest Palindromic Subsequence

Lecture 38: Bit Manipulation

- Bitwise operators

- Common bit manipulation tricks (counting set bits, finding powers of 2)


Lecture 39: Geometric Algorithms

- Convex Hull (Graham's Scan, Jarvis's Algorithm)

- Line segment intersection

Lecture 40: Advanced String Algorithms

- KMP Algorithm (Knuth-Morris-Pratt)

- Rabin-Karp Algorithm

- Z Algorithm and Suffix Arrays

Sunday Extra Sessions (for each week):

- Practice problems based on topics covered in that week

- Doubt clearing through examples and Q&A

- Mock tests on topics to assess understanding

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