This is going to be a complete video lecture series on graph theory covering concepts in details with implementation details and practice problems to make concepts clear and gain confidence.
There are going to be 3 parts of the while series , each part having difficulty level a little higher than the previous part and also part 2 and part 3 are designed such that they use knowledge of previous parts.
here are the list of topics we could be covering in part 1
L00 : Course Overview
L01 : Graph Representation
L02 : Depth First Search
L03 : Finding Connected Components
L03.1 : Practice Problem 1
L04 : SSSP (single source shortest path) on trees using DFS
L04.1 : Practice Problem 2
L04.2 : Practice Problem 3
L05 : Bipartite graph Test(two coloring)
L05.1 : Practice Problem 4
L06 : Cycle Detection
L07 : In / Out Time of Nodes
L07.1 : Practice Problem 5
L08 : Finding diameter of a Tree
L08.1 : Longest path in tree (Spoj)
L09 : Calculating subtree size using DFS
L10 : Breadth First Search (SSSP : unweighted graph)
L10.1 : Monk and the islands (HackerEarth) | Breadth First Search
L10.2 :Prime Path (Spoj : Not Easy Problem)
L10.4 : Social Networking Graph | HackerEarth
L10.3 :Feasible Relation | HackerEarth
E003 : Beautiful Graph | CF (Rated 1600)
L11 : Finding Bridges | Part 1
L11 : Finding Bridges | Part 2 (Implementation)
L12 : Articulation Point and Relation with Bridges
L13 : Finding Articulation Points
L13.1 : SUBMERGE(Spoj)
L14 : Topological Sorting Introduction
L15 : Kahn’s Algorithm for Topological Sort
L16 : TOPOSORT (Spoj) | Topological Sort Practice Problem
L17 : Introduction of graph algorithms on 2D Grid
L18 : Applying dfs on 2D Grid
L19 : Counting connected components on grid
E01 : Counting Rooms | CSES | Graph Algorithms
L20 : BFS on 2D Grid
E001 : Jungle Run | HackerEarth | Graph & Tree
E002 : Tree Query | Hackerearth | Graph & Tree
L21 : Minimum Moves for knight to reach target cell
E001 : Chess Knight Moves | Codechef
L22 : Finding Euler Circuit
After lecture 10 , i would host a contest on vjudge so that you can see for yourself that how good you have understood concepts covered till lecture 10.
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