vasundhra verma
AP Computer Science Principles taught interactively
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vasundhra verma
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
vasundhra - About your AP tutor
I have 10 years of experience as software Developer. Possesses a bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science. I have worked with multiple US based multi-national companies. I have worked as an engineer and as a trainer for many years now and received lot of positive feedbacks from my trainees and management.
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offering tutoring sessions along with taking up assignments on .NET. C#, OOPS concepts tohigh school, university graduates and entry level developers. I am flexible to work in any timezone depending upon the urgency of the class or project.
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AP Computer Science A
AP Computer Science Principles
AP concepts taught by vasundhra
The Student and Tutor reviewed various data structures and algorithms, including queues, stacks, hashing, graph traversals (BFS, DFS), Dijkstra's algorithm, Quicksort pivot choices, and binary tree properties. They practiced problems related to these topics and planned to review hashmaps, graph algorithms, and trees further.
Tree Height and Maximum Nodes
Stack vs. Queue
Dijkstra's Algorithm
Breadth-First Search (BFS) vs. Depth-First Search (DFS)
Hash Collisions and Separate Chaining
The student and tutor worked on developing a user login and account creation system. They addressed code errors related to data structures and file handling, and the student successfully implemented core validation logic. Future enhancements for password masking and input field placeholders were discussed.
User Authentication Logic
JavaFX UI Development Basics
HashMap and Variable Initialization
File I/O for Data Persistence
The student and tutor reviewed various sorting algorithms, including Bubble Sort, Insertion Sort, Shell Sort, Heap Sort, Merge Sort, and Quick Sort, discussing their complexities, characteristics, and use cases. They also delved into the concepts of Priority Queues and their implementation using binary heaps, and briefly touched upon design patterns like adapter classes. The student plans to review these topics further, focusing on Heap Sort implementation and tree traversal techniques.
Heap Sort
Bubble Sort
Quick Sort
Insertion Sort
Merge Sort
The student and tutor reviewed various sorting algorithms, including bubble sort, insertion sort, and shell sort, focusing on their mechanisms, time complexities, and key differences. The student is preparing for an exam and they planned to cover graph algorithms and other data structures in future sessions.
Shell Sort
Bubble Sort
Insertion Sort
Graph Algorithms
The Tutor and Student explored Python classes and object-oriented programming. They covered the definition of classes, object instantiation, variable access using objects, and the use of the `__init__` method for dynamic object initialization. The Student practiced creating classes and objects, and the Tutor planned to send practice questions and materials.
The `__init__` Method: Python's Constructor
Object Deletion with `del`
Python Objects: Instances of a Class
Python Classes: The Blueprint
The tutor and student worked on debugging and implementing a doubly linked list data structure, focusing on template usage and resolving compilation errors. They reviewed time complexity for list operations and discussed code submission requirements, planning to meet again for further project work.
Namespace and Scope Resolution
Templates in C++
Iterators in Data Structures
Doubly Linked Lists
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