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What are the objectives of the course in data structures?
The objectives of the course in data structures are to enable students to demonstrate familiarity with major algorithms and data structures, choose the appropriate data structure and algorithm design method for a specified application, determine which algorithm or data structure to use in different scenarios, and to improve logical ability.
What is covered in Unit-I of the course?
Unit-I covers the introduction to algorithms and data structures, including the definition and properties of algorithms, performance analysis, space complexity, time complexity, asymptotic notations, introduction to data structures, types of data structures, and data structure operations.
What topics are included in Unit-II of the course?
Unit-II includes the study of stacks and queues, covering topics such as introduction to stacks, stack operations, applications of stacks like infix to postfix conversion and evaluation of postfix expression, introduction to queues, operations on queues, circular queues, and priority queues.
What is the focus of Unit-III in the course?
Unit-III focuses on linked lists and their applications, including the introduction to linked lists, singly linked lists, and their applications.
Who are the instructors for the lecture notes on data structures?
Dr. K Venkata Nagendra and Mr. G. Rajesh are the instructors for the lecture notes on data structures.
Test your knowledge of data structures with this quiz based on lecture notes from Dr. K Venkata Nagendra and Mr. G. Rajesh's course "Data Structures (18CS202)." Challenge yourself to demonstrate familiarity with major algorithms, choose the right data structure and algorithm design method for specific applications, and determine the best approach for different scenarios.
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