CS50 - Harvard University

In CS50 from the Harvard University, I acquired a strong foundation in programming and gained the skills to develop my own software. This was showcased in my final project titled "Hustlers Place".

Week 1: C

Introduction to the C programming language. Variables, data types, and basic input/output. Control structures: loops and conditionals.

Week 2: Arrays

Introduction to arrays and strings in C. Algorithmic problem-solving using arrays. Memory management in C.

Week 3: Algorithms

Sorting algorithms (e.g., bubble sort, insertion sort). Searching algorithms (e.g., linear search, binary search). Big O notation and algorithmic efficiency.

Week 4: Memory

More in-depth exploration of memory in C. Pointers and dynamic memory allocation. Common pitfalls related to memory.

Week 5: Data Structures

Introduction to data structures (linked lists, stacks, queues). Implementation and usage of these data structures.

Week 6: Python

Introduction to Python programming language. Comparison of C and Python. Basics of Python syntax and data structures.

Week 7: SQL

Introduction to databases and SQL. Designing and querying databases. Database normalization.

Week 8: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Basics of web development. HTML for content structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for interactivity. Introduction to the DOM (Document Object Model).

Week 9: Flask

Building web applications with Flask (a Python web framework). Server-side web programming. Introduction to web security.

Final project

Students work on a substantial final project. Apply the concepts learned throughout the course. Opportunity to showcase creativity and problem-solving skills.