This module compares buffer implementations using vector and stack structures. Key topics include:
Students will gain insights into buffer management and data structure performance.
This module introduces the overall structure and philosophy of the Introduction to Computer Science series at Stanford. Key aspects include:
This module focuses on the similarities between C++ and Java, covering essential programming concepts such as:
Examples of C++ code, including function definitions and loops, are explored to provide a clear understanding of programming principles.
This module delves into C++ libraries, particularly the standard libraries and CS106-specific libraries. Topics include:
Live coding examples demonstrate working with strings and file I/O.
This module continues the exploration of C++ console and file input/output operations, focusing on:
Students will gain hands-on experience through live coding sessions.
This module covers the concept of templates in C++, specifically focusing on:
Live coding examples demonstrate the practical application of these concepts.
This module focuses on additional containers in C++, including:
Students will learn about the versatility and differences of these data structures.
This module discusses the concept of treating functions as data in C++. Key topics include:
Students will understand how to utilize functions as first-class citizens in programming.
This module addresses common mistakes encountered in programming with C++, focusing on:
Live coding sessions will help clarify these concepts and improve programming skills.
This module emphasizes recursive thinking and its applications in programming. Topics include:
Students will develop a deeper understanding of recursive problem-solving techniques.
This module revisits permutation code and further explores the tree of recursive calls. Key points include:
Live coding examples will enhance understanding of these concepts.
This module introduces backtracking pseudocode through practical examples, covering:
Students will learn how to apply backtracking techniques to solve complex problems.
This module focuses on pointers in C++, including:
Students will gain hands-on experience with pointers and their significance in programming.
This module covers linked lists in depth, focusing on:
Live coding examples will enhance understanding of linked list operations and efficiency.
This module introduces sorting algorithms, including:
Live demos will illustrate the execution and performance of these algorithms.
This module explores the partitioning process for quicksort, addressing:
Students will understand the intricacies of the quicksort algorithm and its applications.
This module discusses sort templates with callbacks, emphasizing:
Students will learn how to design effective class structures in C++.
This module focuses on abstract data types (ADTs) in C++, covering:
Students will understand how to implement and utilize ADTs effectively.
This module outlines rules for template implementation in C++, including:
Students will learn best practices for effective template programming.
This module provides a recap of stack implementations, focusing on:
Live coding sessions will illustrate the practical applications of these concepts.
This module compares buffer implementations using vector and stack structures. Key topics include:
Students will gain insights into buffer management and data structure performance.
This module discusses the implementation of maps in C++, focusing on:
Live coding examples will enhance understanding of tree data structures.
This module provides a comprehensive overview of graphs in C++, including:
Students will gain practical experience through live coding sessions focused on graph algorithms.
This module compares different map implementations, covering:
Live coding examples will demonstrate the practical applications of hash tables.
This module presents a case study on lexicons, examining:
Students will explore patterns in word management and the final results of the DAWG implementation.
This final module encourages students to reflect on design choices made throughout the course, covering:
Students will solidify their understanding of programming principles and best practices.
This guest lecture provides insights into the C++ language, including:
Students will gain a broader understanding of C++ and its applications in modern programming.