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CodeChef Program - at A Glance

The document outlines the CodeChef program for colleges over four years. [1] It begins with foundation training in programming constructs in year 1. [2] Years 2-3 cover beginner and intermediate data structures and algorithms topics weekly in a progressive order. [3] Year 4 includes advanced DSA topics for colleges with strong programming culture.

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CodeChef Program - at A Glance

The document outlines the CodeChef program for colleges over four years. [1] It begins with foundation training in programming constructs in year 1. [2] Years 2-3 cover beginner and intermediate data structures and algorithms topics weekly in a progressive order. [3] Year 4 includes advanced DSA topics for colleges with strong programming culture.

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CodeChef Program - At A Glance

Note:

● The topics per week can be rearranged based on the college requirements

● From 2nd year onwards, the program will always start with Beginner’s Course,
and once completed, will progress to Intermediate and then to Advanced levels (in
strict order).

● Each week, approximately 5 hand-picked problems for practice will be shared

● Each week, approximately 2 hand-picked problems for assignment/test (graded)


will be shared

● Every alternate week, a live doubt-solving session will be taken by CodeChef.

Year 1 = Foundation (Non-DSA)

● Problems which make the students use various constructs of the programming
language (like loops, if-else, operators, variables, etc.) will be shared as part of the
foundation syllabus.

● Students will be forced to think of the ways in which each construct can be used
differently for each problem, and by doing so, they develop an understanding for
the power of each programming construct and become very comfortable with the
basic tools that the language gives them.
● This fluency which comes with practicing writing code is critical for future
semesters when the students learn about more advanced algorithms and data
structures built on top of these constructs.

Year 2 and Year 3 - Indicative Beginners DSA-Focussed Progratm

Week 1 Basics of Programming, Time Complexity


Week 2 Arrays and Strings I
Week 3 Arrays and Strings II
Week 4 Sorting I
Week 5 Sorting II
Week 6 Binary Search
Week 7 Stacks, Queues
Week 8 BSTs, STLs - I
Week 9 BSTs, STLs - II
Week 10 Greedy Algorithms
Year 3 = Intermediate DSA-Focussed (for colleges with existing programming
culture)

Week 1 Basic Number Theory, Asymptotic Analysis


Week 2 Recursion and Dynamic Programming I
Week 3 Dynamic Programming II
Week 4 Dynamic Programming III
Week 5 Graphs I - Introduction to Trees, BFS, DFS
Week 6 Graphs II - LCA and more BFS, DFS
Week 7 Tree DP
Week 8 Graphs III - Shortest Paths
Week 9 Graphs IV - More Shortest Paths
Week 10 Graphs V - DSU, MSTs

Year 4 = Advanced DSA-Focussed Program (for colleges with advanced


programming culture)

Week 1 Advanced Graphs I - DAGs and SCCs


Week 2 Advanced Graphs II - Network Flows

Week 3 Advanced Graphs III - More Network Flows


Week 4 Square Root Decomposition
Week 5 Segment Trees I
Week 6 Segment Trees II
Week 7 Advanced Number Theory
Week 8 Advanced Dynamic Programming I
Week 9 Advanced Dynamic Programming II
Week 10 Advanced Dynamic Programming III

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