[Jusin Game Academy Teacher Seonbi] Data Structures for Non-Majors: Just Dive In (Part 2)

Data Structure for Beginners without a Major

• The core of programming that requires processing a large amount of data is data structure. We will learn how to reasonably manage large amounts of data, such as insertion, deletion, search, and sorting, and introduce various STL containers in C++ designed based on these data structures.

  
  

• Programming is a discipline of logic and rationality. Data structures are essential for more subjective thinking and active coding. This course was created to organize various terms and explain concepts for non-majors. Based on the actual content taught in offline classes, you can learn about the types and characteristics of data structures through simple code design.

• As AI is applied and used in real life, we recognize the importance of algorithms. Algorithms are a discipline that deals with how to efficiently manage a large amount of data. In order to approach these algorithms, understanding the data structure that manages a large amount of data is a task that must be performed before learning about algorithms.

• As this is a course and material taught to non-major students at an academy, it is recommended for students who want to study coding more in-depth after learning C++.

What should I study after C++?

• It is natural to study computer languages to develop programs. If you can handle basic grammar, you should be able to manage and handle data in a more effective way. I have seen many students who have finished studying languages to create games have difficulty creating or deleting multiple monsters and bullets. Is it because they have not experienced how to solve it?

• This problem is not easily solved by taking a data structure lecture. It may end up as a rigid and boring theory class. However, I think that studying the formats and characteristics of designing structures and managing efficient data is an essential part of learning.

• This lecture does not simply look at the characteristics of data structures, but also includes brief examples of STL containers designed based on existing data structure theory and their use. I think this is a must-have lecture for students who want to build a solid foundation before creating games.

• While filming the lecture, I thought about college students who need to prepare presentation materials or use them as reference books whenever necessary. Rather than unnecessary and lengthy explanations, I organized and explained only the necessary content, and also included brief explanations of computer terms for non-majors who are not familiar with various computer terms.

• Since studying data structures is not easy, I prepared the lecture as briefly as possible. I recommend this lecture to students who do not know much about data structures and are looking for an introductory lecture.

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