Data Structures And Algorithms

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Congrats on making it this far! Give yourself a pat on the back and a treat. Most people have trouble making it past Semester 1, so reaching this point means you’re determined to learn.

Data Structures And Algorithms is worth 4 Total Credit Hours. 3 for Theory, and 1 for Lab. That means for 16 weeks, there will be 3 hours a week for Theory and 1 hour a week for Lab. Yes, we do three hours for Lab but that’s beside the point. Credit Hours are counted weirdly.

Absolutes if you don’t know just means “Out of 100%, it is this many percentage points”. So 40 Absolutes means it’s worth 40% of the total semester grade.

Outline for DSA Theory:

  • 4 Assignments. Total Absolutes: 20

  • 4 or more Quizzes. Total Absolutes: 05

  • 1 Sessional-1. Total Absolutes: 12.5

  • 1 Sessional-2. Total Absolutes: 12.5

  • 1 Project. Total Absolutes: 10

  • 1 Final Exam. Total Absolutes: 40

Outline for DSA Lab:

  • 12 or more Lab Tasks. Total Absolutes: 30

  • 1 Sessional. Total Absolutes: 10

  • 4 Assignments (Shared with Theory). Total Absolutes: 10

  • 1 Project (Shared with Theory). Total Absolutes: 10

  • 1 Final Exam. Total Absolutes: 40

Grading Policy is Absolute Grading.

Textbooks:

  • D.S. Malik, Data Structures Using C++, 8th Edition.

  • Mark Allen Weiss, Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in C++, 4th Edition.

  • James Robergé, Stefan Brandle, David Whittington, A laboratory course in C++ Data Structures, 2nd Edition.

Lectures