Master the Coding Interview: Data Structures + Algorithms
4.6(40,658) on Udemy·262K enrolled
Beginner 19.5 hours English Course Certificate
Our recommendation
Andrei Neagoie's popular course on preparing for coding interviews, covering the data structures and algorithms that come up, plus interview strategy and problem-solving. It is practical and motivating, a strong companion to hands-on practice on sites like LeetCode.
Good for: Developers preparing for technical coding interviews.
Less suitable if: You are new to programming, or you want deep algorithm theory.
Skills you'll gain
Data structuresAlgorithmsInterview preparationProblem solvingBig-O analysisCoding challenges
Is this course right for you?
A good fit if you…
You can already program
You are preparing for interviews
You want strategy plus practice
Consider something else if you…
You are new to programming
You want rigorous algorithm theory
You want a specific language course
Requirements: Some programming experience.
Realistic time: About 20 hours, plus your own practice.
About this course
This course splits cleanly into technical and non-technical halves: the technical side covers Big O notation, arrays, hash tables, linked lists, stacks/queues, trees (BST, AVL, heaps, tries), recursion, sorting, searching, and dynamic programming, with code provided in 13 languages; the non-technical side covers resumes, LinkedIn, portfolios, and — distinctively — how to handle offers and negotiate a raise once you have one.
What you'll learn
Ace coding interviews at top tech companies using Big O analysis
Implement and use core data structures: arrays, hash tables, linked lists, trees
Udemy completion certificate — not accredited; the skills you build matter most.
Instructor
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Andrei Neagoie
Udemy instructor
Andrei Neagoie has taught some of Udemy's highest-rated programming courses, with graduates working at Google, Tesla, Amazon, Apple, IBM, JP Morgan, and Meta; he now runs ZTM Academy.
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