What you will learn

Basic programming skills
How to write C++ programs to solve real world computational problems
How to use object-oriented programming to design modern software systems that adapt to highly rapid change
How best to use different data structures to represent, organize, and manipulate data
To inculcate design thinking for building system that scale
The importance of efficient algorithms in terms of time and space complexity

If you want to be the software designer who can architect systems for successful startups like Flipkart, this XSeries provides the foundational knowledge you need.

Google search, Netflix personalization, and self-driving cars rely on complex algorithms and data structures that can scale to a billion users.

In this 5 course XSeries, you will learn the importance of software design, programming skills, data structures, and algorithm principles, that drive every electronic gadget that you see in the market.

Expert instruction

5 high-quality courses

Self-paced

Progress at your own speed

8 months

6 - 8 hours per week

$670.50

~~$745~~USD

For the full program experience

Courses in this program

IITBombayX's Fundamentals of Computer Science XSeries Program
6–8 hours per week, for 9 weeks
Learn basic computer programming skills and master the art of writing C/C++ programs to solve real world problems.
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6–8 hours per week, for 4 weeks
Learn the principles of programming for building large and extensible systems.
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6–8 hours per week, for 6 weeks
Learn the best way to structure and represent data.
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6–8 hours per week, for 6 weeks
Learn how to write correct and efficient data structures manipulation using existing standard template library (STL) of C++. Get introduced to the power of STL and make your code more solid, reusable, and robust.
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6–8 hours per week, for 6 weeks
Learn how to structure and use algorithms to solve real life problems.
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’Programming Basics’ is a prerequisite for ‘Object-Oriented Programming’ and ‘Foundations of Data Structures.’ ‘Object-Oriented Programming’ and ‘Foundations of Data Structures’ are prerequisites for ‘Implementation of Data Structures’. ‘Foundations of Data Structures’ and ‘Implementation of Data Structures’ are prerequisites for ‘Algorithms.’