School of Software Engineering · Intermediate–Advanced

Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) for Coding Interviews Course

Master the coding patterns behind technical interviews with structured practice, complexity analysis, DSA mastery and mock interviews.

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Complexity and Problem-Solving FrameworkArrays, Strings and Two-Pointer PatternsLinked Lists, Stacks and QueuesTrees, BSTs, Tries and Heaps
Any interview language (Python or Java recommended)Online judgeCoding platformGitHub
Duration10–12 weeks80 hours
Batch startsConfirm with admissionsEnquiries open
Learning formatLive mentor-led learningConfirm with admissions
Curriculum8 modulesLabs and assessed capstone
Portfolio2 projectsPlus module evidence
LevelIntermediate–AdvancedCourse level
PathwayFull-Stack Software EngineerRelated career pathway

How you will learn

Live instructor-led sessions that connect concepts to real workplace decisions.
Guided labs and workshops in every module.
Assignments, checkpoints and practical feedback.
Portfolio documentation, demonstrations and capstone review.
Access to recordings and LMS resources according to the published batch policy.
Career preparation based on completed work and target roles.
Course curriculum

What you will learn, module by module

Master data structures, algorithms, problem solving and technical interview patterns. Progress from Complexity and Problem-Solving Framework to Interview Simulation and DSA Capstone through guided labs, assessed projects, and portfolio evidence.

01Module 1 · 6 hoursComplexity and Problem-Solving FrameworkAnalyse and optimise a set of baseline solutions while explaining trade-offs aloud.
Topics you will cover
  • Big-O time/space
  • Constraints
  • Brute force to optimized
  • Test cases
  • Invariants
  • Communication
  • Interview problem-solving workflow
Tools and platforms
Any interview language; Python/Java recommended
Portfolio evidence
Complexity cheat sheet + solved set
Assessment
Timed analysis
02Module 2 · 10 hoursArrays, Strings and Two-Pointer PatternsSolve a curated set of interview problems and classify patterns.
Topics you will cover
  • Arrays
  • Strings
  • Hashing
  • Prefix sums
  • Sliding window
  • Two pointers
  • Sorting patterns
  • Frequency maps
  • Subarray problems
Tools and platforms
Python/Java, Online judge optional
Portfolio evidence
Solved array/string portfolio
Assessment
Pattern checkpoint
03Module 3 · 8 hoursLinked Lists, Stacks and QueuesImplement core structures and solve cycle, stack and queue pattern problems.
Topics you will cover
  • Linked-list operations
  • Fast/slow pointers
  • Stacks
  • Monotonic stack
  • Queues/deques
  • Expression parsing
  • Cache concepts
Tools and platforms
Python/Java
Portfolio evidence
Data-structure implementations
Assessment
Coding assessment
04Module 4 · 10 hoursTrees, BSTs, Tries and HeapsSolve tree traversal, heap and top-K problems under time constraints.
Topics you will cover
  • Tree traversal
  • Recursion/iteration
  • BST operations
  • Heaps/priority queues
  • Tries
  • Top-K
  • Interval/scheduling use cases
Tools and platforms
Python/Java
Portfolio evidence
Tree/heap problem set
Assessment
Timed challenge
05Module 5 · 10 hoursGraphs and Graph AlgorithmsSolve dependency, pathfinding and connectivity interview problems.
Topics you will cover
  • Representations
  • BFS/DFS
  • Connected components
  • Topological sort
  • Shortest paths
  • Union-find
  • Grid graphs
  • Cycle detection
Tools and platforms
Python/Java
Portfolio evidence
Graph algorithms notebook/repo
Assessment
Graph practical
06Module 6 · 8 hoursRecursion, Backtracking and SearchSolve combinatorial search problems and document pruning strategies.
Topics you will cover
  • Recursion trees
  • Subsets/permutations
  • Combinations
  • Constraint search
  • Pruning
  • Memoisation
  • Divide-and-conquer
  • Search space reasoning
Tools and platforms
Python/Java
Portfolio evidence
Search-pattern problem set
Assessment
Backtracking checkpoint
07Module 7 · 12 hoursDynamic Programming and Greedy PatternsSolve progressively harder DP and greedy problems using a repeatable framework.
Topics you will cover
  • State definition
  • Transitions
  • Memoisation/tabulation
  • 1D/2D DP
  • Knapsack patterns
  • Subsequences
  • Interval DP awareness
  • Greedy proof intuition
Tools and platforms
Python/Java
Portfolio evidence
Dynamic programming portfolio
Assessment
DP assessment
08Module 8 · 16 hoursInterview Simulation and DSA CapstoneComplete multiple mock coding interviews and a final curated 50-75 problem mastery set.
Topics you will cover
  • Mixed pattern recognition
  • Coding under time
  • Clarifying questions
  • Communication
  • Testing
  • Optimization
  • Behavioral handoff
  • Mock interviews
Tools and platforms
Coding platform, GitHub
Portfolio evidence
Interview-ready DSA repository
Assessment
Mock interview rubric
Applied portfolio

Projects you will build

2 portfolio projects plus module evidence

Portfolio project 1

75-Problem Pattern Mastery Portfolio

Complete a curated problem set across core interview patterns with explanations and complexity analysis.

GitHub repository · Pattern notes · Optimised solutions
Portfolio project 2

Mock Interview Sprint

Complete timed mock interviews and track improvement across speed, correctness and communication.

Interview scorecards · Weak-area plan · Final readiness report
Course value

Why this course

Coding-interview readiness comes from recognising patterns, choosing suitable data structures, reasoning about complexity, and explaining trade-offs under time pressure.

The curriculum progresses from Complexity and Problem-Solving Framework to Interview Simulation and DSA Capstone, with guided labs, assessments, and two portfolio projects: 75-Problem Pattern Mastery Portfolio and Mock Interview Sprint.

Course fit

Who this course is for

Students and developers preparing for software-engineering coding interviews.

Intermediate–AdvancedFull-Stack Software Engineer
PrerequisitesLearners should be comfortable writing basic programs in Python, Java, C++, or another interview language.
Practical capabilities

What you will be able to do

  • Analyse and optimise a set of baseline solutions while explaining trade-offs aloud.
  • Solve a curated set of interview problems and classify patterns.
  • Implement core structures and solve cycle, stack and queue pattern problems.
  • Solve tree traversal, heap and top-K problems under time constraints.
  • Solve dependency, pathfinding and connectivity interview problems.
  • Solve progressively harder DP and greedy problems using a repeatable framework.
  • Complete multiple mock coding interviews and a final curated 50-75 problem mastery set.
Tools and platforms

Technology you will use in this course

Any interview language (Python or Java recommended)Online judgeCoding platformGitHub
Career relevance

Full-Stack Software Engineer

This course supports the development of skills for software engineering interviews and graduate developer career preparation. The strongest learner outcome is a portfolio that shows the problem, implementation, testing or evaluation, documentation and a clear explanation of decisions—not a certificate alone.

Course evidence and instruction

Course guidance

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Project evidence

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Technology references

Technology names identify learning tools and do not imply an employer partnership or endorsement.

MicrosoftAmazon Web ServicesDeloitteTech MahindraTata Consultancy ServicesWipro
Course FAQs

Clear answers before you enrol

Is the DSA for Coding Interviews course suitable for beginners?

This course progresses from intermediate to advanced level. Learners should be comfortable writing basic programs in Python, Java, C++, or another interview language.

What will I build during the course?

You will complete guided labs in every module and build two portfolio projects: 75-Problem Pattern Mastery Portfolio and Mock Interview Sprint. Deliverables include working files or code, documentation, testing or evaluation evidence, and a final presentation.

Which tools and platforms are covered?

You can use any interview language; Python or Java is recommended. Practical work also uses an online judge, a coding platform and GitHub.

How long does the course take?

The course includes approximately 80 guided learning hours across 8 modules, normally delivered over 10–12 weeks depending on batch intensity and learner practice time.

Which career paths can this course support?

The curriculum supports the development of skills for software engineering interviews and graduate developer career preparation. Career outcomes depend on prior experience, project quality, interview readiness and market conditions; employment is not guaranteed.

Will I receive mentor and career support?

The course includes live instruction, lab support, assignment feedback, project reviews and career preparation covering portfolio development, CV writing, LinkedIn profile improvement, and interview guidance.

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