
A structured readiness program designed to assess and improve learners' proficiency in data structures, algorithms, complexity analysis, sorting, searching, trees, and heaps to build strong software engineering fundamentals.
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A simple path to strengthen your foundation.
Measure your current readiness.
See your strengths, gaps, and insights.
The program is structured to build your foundation step by step.
Diagnostic
A structured readiness program designed to assess and improve learners' proficiency in data structures, algorithms, complexity analysis, sorting, searching, trees, and heaps to build strong software engineering fundamentals.
Improvement
Created by
Davidson Briones
Program Creator
Built to help students identify skill gaps before moving into more advanced topics.
Get a recommended improvement path.
Complete topic-based assessments.
Retake and track growth over time.
This assessment measures your understanding of Big-O notation, time and space complexity analysis, and algorithm efficiency comparison. Covers constant, linear, logarithmic, quadratic, and exponential complexity classes.
Improvement
This assessment evaluates your knowledge of common sorting algorithms including Bubble Sort, Merge Sort, Quick Sort, Insertion Sort, Shell Sort, and Radix Sort — covering their mechanics, time complexity, and use cases.
Improvement
This assessment covers Binary Search Trees, AVL Trees, Heaps, and tree traversal methods. Topics include insertion, deletion, rotations, heap property, and the differences between min-heap and max-heap.
Improvement
This assessment tests your understanding of searching algorithms including Sequential Search, Binary Search, and Probability Search — covering their mechanics, time complexities, and appropriate use cases.
More assessments may be added as the program evolves.
Created by
Davidson Briones
Program Creator
Built to help students identify skill gaps before moving into more advanced topics.