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About the Course

The primary topics in this part of the specialization are: data structures (heaps, balanced search trees, hash tables, bloom filters), graph primitives (applications of breadth-first and depth-first search, connectivity, shortest paths), and their applications (ranging from deduplication to social network analysis)....

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It was an awesome experience to learn from such a teacher. Now I have a much clear view of the graph algorithms. I have enjoyed this course. Thanks to Stanford for offering this course.

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The best algorithms course available. More on the theoretical side which in my opinion is more important, if theory is understood, implementation becomes second nature.

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By Pruthvi K

May 28, 2022

Amazing course

By AKLI J E Y

Jun 11, 2021

Amazing course

By Haixu L

Jun 7, 2020

Learned a lot!

By 秦天

Jun 12, 2019

amazing course

By Karim E

Jan 15, 2018

Awesome course

By Ajit B

Aug 31, 2020

Great course!

By Rishabh K

Jan 11, 2018

just awesome!

By Stephen R

Jul 6, 2022

Very helpful

By Ryan S

Jun 28, 2017

Great course

By Saurav M

Mar 22, 2019

NIce course

By Maxim M

Dec 8, 2019

brilliant!

By monkfish

Jun 24, 2018

great fun!

By Pavan P G K M

Jul 12, 2023

excellent

By Madhurya m

Sep 13, 2019

Great job

By Clayton W

Feb 2, 2019

excellent

By Felice F

Aug 31, 2020

Loved it

By Neo

May 13, 2019

Awesome!

By goldkeytom

Jan 2, 2018

excelent

By ryan

Sep 25, 2017

Awesome!

By Yisheng Y

Dec 1, 2016

Awesome!

By Ahmad D

Nov 8, 2020

🔥🔥🔥

By Jingyuan W

Nov 13, 2019

Great!

By dynasty919

Feb 20, 2018

nice!

By 최정식

Oct 3, 2021

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By Sergey T

May 30, 2020

This course was useful to me, thanks. As usual, I liked lectures and programming assignments provided, except for week 4.

I didn't like week 4 materials. It was a huge disappointment to me when the theory about hashing appeared to be too 'theoretical' with absolutely no code at all. It's just some high concept maths and nothing more. It is a real disaster if you are a 'doer' because you'll probably get almost nothing from 4th-week lectures and will be ought to learn about hashing somewhere else. This comes to a question of whether you need to learn hash tables here (and pay your money) or not. So if you have never encountered hash tables in your life, you might want to learn it before you take this course. In that case, consider it as a requirement for your enrollment.