Algorithmic in the minutest detail

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1 - Welcome!

1 -Training presentation.mp4

04:11

2 - Introduction

1 -Is it a new concept.mp4

01:15

2 -Definition.mp4

04:55

3 -The importance of algorithmic.mp4

04:31

4 -Is mathematics indispensable.mp4

04:53

3 - Languages

1 -Algorithmic vs Programming.mp4

07:23

2 -How to write an algorithm.mp4

09:19

4 - Variables and Constants

1 -Concept.mp4

11:08

2 -Executing and Testing an algorithm.mp4

06:22

3 -Tutorial n1.mp4

03:42

4 -Tutorial n2.mp4

05:25

5 -Tutorial n3.mp4

05:29

6 -Tutorial n4.mp4

09:03

5 - Data types and Operators

1 -Data types concept.mp4

11:11

2 -Operators concept.mp4

18:15

3 -Expressions concept.mp4

06:07

4 -Tutorial n1.mp4

03:45

5 -Tutorial n2.mp4

04:55

6 -Tutorial n3.mp4

03:21

7 -Tutorial n4.mp4

03:31

8 -Tutorial n5.mp4

03:23

9 -Tutorial n6.mp4

05:29

10 -Tutorial n7.mp4

05:01

6 - Input and Output

1 -Concept.mp4

12:51

2 -Tutorial n1.mp4

04:09

3 -Tutorial n2.mp4

04:02

4 -Tutorial n3.mp4

04:09

5 -Tutorial n4.mp4

04:51

7 - Conditional structures

1 -Concept.mp4

22:41

2 -Tutorial n1.mp4

03:03

3 -Tutorial n2.mp4

05:25

4 -Tutorial n3.mp4

06:25

5 -Tutorial n4.mp4

05:01

6 -Tutorial n5.mp4

08:04

8 - Repetitive structures

1 -Concept.mp4

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2 -Tutorial n1.mp4

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3 -Tutorial n2.mp4

06:24

4 -Tutorial n3.mp4

08:35

5 -Tutorial n4.mp4

05:01

6 -Tutorial n5.mp4

04:36

7 -Tutorial n6.mp4

03:53

9 - Static and One-Dimensional Arrays

1 -Concept.mp4

16:14

2 -Complete browsing of array.mp4

06:45

3 -Partial browsing of array.mp4

09:09

4 -Nested browsing of array.mp4

06:05

5 -Tutorial n1.mp4

03:41

6 -Tutorial n2.mp4

15:03

7 -Tutorial n3.mp4

02:59

8 -Tutorial n4.mp4

03:01

9 -Tutorial n5.mp4

04:06

10 -Tutorial n6.mp4

04:33

11 -String vs Array.mp4

03:59

10 - Functions and Procedures

1 -Concept.mp4

11:19

2 -Applications.mp4

08:17

3 -Tutorial n1.mp4

04:35

4 -Tutorial n2.mp4

05:34

5 -Tutorial n3.mp4

09:09

11 - Conclusion

1 -Final word.mp4

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Description

First step towards programming and software development (Concepts, tutorials and best practices)

What You'll Learn?

Understand the importance of algorithms and their position in the software development process.
Be able to read an algorithm and understand how it works.
Design algorithms that respond to a given situation.
Master essential programming concepts.
Handle different data types.
Develop analytical skills and logical reasoning.
Acquire best practices for producing clean pseudocode.

Who is this for?

IT students looking for a solid and concise reference.

Beginning developers who don't want to confuse algorithmic concepts with the specifics of programming languages.

Those considering a career change.

Anyone interested in how algorithms work in everyday life.

What You Need to Know?

A good dose of willpower, curiosity and motivation.

More details

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We have designed this course to appeal to future and young developers. Those who want to master or deepen their knowledge of the fundamentals of algorithmics, those who don't want to confuse the concepts of algorithmics with the specifics of programming languages, those who are looking for a solid and concise reference.

There are no prerequisites for this course, and no special knowledge is required. All you need is willingness, curiosity and, above all, motivation.

Algorithmic is an abstract concept, not easy to grasp, not easy to present. But we think we've succeeded in making it clearer, by using a set of modern tools to design videos that are simple, educational, creative and rich in information, and that will awaken our students' curiosity, enhance learning and increase understanding.

We also use a playful approach to explain and simplify all the concepts. This approach is based on 5 points
Presenting the situation to illustrate the concept.
Definition and explanation of the concept.
Case studies to move from theory to practice.
Application of knowledge through exercises.
Moving on to the next concept, ensuring a logical sequence of concepts.

The exercises are essentially based on two approaches:Â
Putting yourself in the place of the machine to execute the algorithm step by step: The aim is to acquire the ability to read and understand the logic of an algorithm and to detect errors.
Write an algorithm to deal with a situation: The aim is to develop a sense of analysis and logical reasoning.

Throughout your apprenticeship, we will be available to answer any questions you may have or provide any additional information you may require, and we will put all our expertise at your disposal to help you achieve your goals.

Why this training course?
The COVID-19 pandemic revealed the need for digital technologies in all fields. Several applications have emerged to respond to emergency situations (teleworking, appointment scheduling, teleconsultation, vaccines, delivery, ...)
Overall, the digital market is growing steadily, with strong demand every year, as digital systems become more and more indispensable in our daily lives and within companies. As a result, the volume of recruitment for IT profiles is accelerating, particularly in the software development sector.
If you want to be one of the players in this sector, which dominates the global job market, then learning algorithmic really is the essential first step to success.
Who this course is for:
IT students looking for a solid and concise reference.
Beginning developers who don't want to confuse algorithmic concepts with the specifics of programming languages.
Those considering a career change.
Anyone interested in how algorithms work in everyday life.

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