Core Coursework
(take these in order)
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Start with a tour of all of the main computer science concepts including big-o to measure code complexity, algorithms to search and sort and data structures to store and retrieve data efficiently. Complete Intro to Computer Science
Even without a traditional computer science background, you’ll be able to learn big computer science topics: Algorithms and Big O Analysis, Recursion, Sorting, Data Structures, AVL Trees, Binary Search Trees, Tree Traversals, and Path Finding.
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Dive into the most common algorithms in computer science using JavaScript. A Practical Guide to Algorithms with JavaScript
Learn to solve algorithms and analyze them efficiently in both an interview setting and also in your day-to-day development.- +
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Master the most common data structures in computer science asked for in job interviews. Introduction to Data Structures for Interviews
Learn how to pass technical interviews by understanding the data structures you need to store and retrieve data efficiently in your everyday development.Tree and Graph Data Structures
Trees and graphs are non-linear data structures, which allows for modeling things such as recommendation algorithms and social networks.
Elective Coursework
Web Assembly (Wasm)
Learn foundational, low-level programming such as binary, hexadecimal, array buffers, memory management, and unsigned integers. Use AssemblyScript to build and ship Web Assembly modules into your web apps!Functional JavaScript First Steps
Learn core functional JavaScript programming techniques by coding everything with pure functions, learning recursion, higher-order functions, closures, currying, and function composition. Also, learn how immutable data is essential for functional programming.Functional-Light JavaScript, v3
Improve your JavaScript by applying functional programming concepts like function purity, point-free, partial-application, currying, composition, immutability, recursion, list operations like map, reduce & filter...plus even more advanced concepts like monads and transduction!
