roduction to computer science focused on Data Structures and Algorithms. It is based on the COMP1927 Algorithms and Data Structures course from UNSW and is designed for first-year computing students.
The course begins with a strong foundation in how data structures and algorithms work together to solve computational problems efficiently. It builds your understanding from basic concepts to more structured problem-solving techniques used in real computer science education.
You will explore core topics such as arrays, linked structures, recursion, and algorithm design principles. The lectures also emphasize how to think about efficiency, correctness, and performance when designing solutions.
As the course progresses, you are introduced to more advanced concepts and practical programming thinking used in academic environments. The teaching style focuses on explaining ideas clearly and building strong logical reasoning skills rather than just writing code.
This series follows a structured university curriculum and prepares learners for more advanced courses in software design and object-oriented programming.
By the end of this lecture series, you will have a solid academic foundation in data structures and algorithms, similar to what is taught in formal compu
