Live online Data Structures and Algorithms classes for kids
Gain the essence of coding by mastering Data Structures and Algorithms to code smart and optimal solutions
About Me (Course Instructor)
Dear Parent.
I am Aakash. I am a coding mentor and a master at solving digital puzzles! I have solved over 500+ challenges on LeetCode and HackerRank, and in my DSA coding classes, I share those secrets with kids. I teach students how to use smart shortcuts and expert logic to solve even the toughest coding problems, turning them into elite thinkers who can handle any challenge.
Learner Projects
Project: Total Number of Paths
Learner name: Deepika
Age: 15
Project: Target Sum Combinations
Learner name: Haruto Watanabe
Age: 14
Project: Substring Count
Learner name: Deepika
Age: 15
Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA)
In this course the student learns every single Data Structure along with their algorithms for efficient data management and time/space optimality.
[Total no.of classes: 40
Recommend: two classes per week]
Please Note:
1. After each class, student will be given few simple, easy homework assignments so that the student doesn’t loose continuity between classes.
2. The number of classes can go more than the said number depending on student’s pace. No charges for those extra classes.
3. The student will continue to get mentorship in this subject for lifelong even after the completion of the course.
Class 1: Arrays
project: My Snack Box Organizer – Imagine opening a magical snack box where every treat has its own numbered spot. We look inside, rearrange snacks, add new ones, and even remove old ones while keeping everything neat and organized, just like managing your favorite goodies at home.
Class 2: Linked List Part 1
project: Train Coach Builder – We start with a single train coach and slowly attach more coaches one by one, watching the train grow longer. Each new coach connects perfectly, and we learn how removing or adding one doesn’t break the whole train.
Class 3: Linked List Part 2
project: Music Playlist Adventure – We create a music playlist that can move forward, go backward, skip songs, or remove tracks smoothly, just like real music apps.
Class 4: Linked List Part 3
project: Browser Time Machine – We travel through web pages like time travelers, moving back and forth through history without losing our place.
Class 5: Stacks and Queues
project: School Cafeteria Chaos Controller – Plates stack up, students line up, and food gets served in the right order. We take control of the cafeteria and make sure everything runs smoothly.
Class 6: Time Complexity and Space Complexity
project: Robot Speed Challenge – Two robots try to finish tasks, but one finishes faster without running harder. We discover how smart thinking beats brute force.
Class 7: Linear Search
project: Lost Pencil Mission – A pencil goes missing in the classroom, and we search for it step by step, checking each spot until the mystery is solved.
Class 8: Binary Search
project: Guess the Number Game Show – We play a mind-reading game where each smart guess instantly narrows down the answer, making the game faster and more exciting.
Class 9: Bubble Sort
project: Height Line Dance – Students keep swapping places until everyone stands perfectly from shortest to tallest, turning sorting into a fun dance.
Class 10: Selection Sort
project: Medal Ceremony Organizer – Imagine running a grand award ceremony where you must find the best performer again and again, bring them to the front of the stage, and lock their position forever. One by one, the winners get their medals, and by the end, the entire lineup looks perfectly organized without any confusion.
Class 11: Insertion Sort
project: Card Dealer’s Secret – You play the role of a professional card dealer who receives cards one at a time and smoothly slides each new card into exactly the right spot. No chaos, no reshuffling everything, just smart placement that keeps the hand sorted at all times.
Class 12: Sorting Showdown
project: Sorting Championship – Multiple sorting styles enter an exciting competition to see who can organize the same data fastest and smartest. We watch their behavior, compare their moves, and discover why some strategies feel calm and steady while others feel lightning fast.
Class 13: Merge Sort
project: Puzzle Party – A giant messy puzzle feels impossible at first, so we break it into smaller, friendly pieces. Each piece gets solved easily, and then everything snaps back together into one beautiful, perfectly ordered picture.
Class 14: Quick Sort
project: Team Captain Game – One captain stands in the middle and quickly sends players left or right based on simple rules. Suddenly, order appears almost magically, and we see how smart dividing can beat slow sorting.
Class 15: Counting Sort
project: Candy Factory Counter – Instead of comparing candies one by one, we run a smart candy factory that counts how many of each type exists. With one clever pass, everything gets organized faster than you’d expect.
Class 16: Radix Sort
project: Jersey Number Machine – Jerseys go through a magical scanning machine that checks one digit at a time. From chaos to perfect order, numbers line up smoothly as if the machine knows exactly what it’s doing.
Class 17: Binary Trees Part 1
project: Family Kingdom Builder – We design a royal family kingdom where every parent, child, and grandchild has a clear position. The structure stays balanced and organized, no matter how big the family grows.
Class 18: Binary Trees Part 2
project: Choose-Your-Own Adventure – Every decision creates a new branch in the story. Go left, go right, and watch how choices build a whole world of possibilities without ever getting lost.
Class 19: Binary Trees Part 3
project: Treasure Map Explorer – We explore every branch of a treasure map carefully, making sure no hidden gold is missed. Each path matters, and smart exploration reveals everything.
Class 20: Graphs Part 1
project: City Road Designer – We build a massive city where places are connected by roads, bridges, and shortcuts. The challenge is making sure every location can be reached without confusion.
Class 21: Graphs Part 2
project: Friend Network Detective – Friendships form a giant web, and we investigate who’s connected to whom. One connection leads to another, revealing hidden relationships and surprising links.
Class 22: Graphs Part 3
project: Maze Escape Master – Trapped inside a complex maze, we explore paths, avoid dead ends, and learn how smart exploration helps us escape faster than random guessing.
Class 23: Greedy Algorithms
project: Ice-Cream Budget Boss – Standing in front of an ice-cream shop with limited money, we make the smartest choice at every step. Each decision feels small, but together they lead to the biggest reward.
Class 24: Euclidean Algorithm
project: Chocolate Fairness Judge – A pile of chocolates needs to be divided perfectly between friends. Using clever repeated steps, we guarantee fairness without breaking any rules.
Class 25: Dynamic Programming Part 1
project: Superhero Energy Saver – Every solved challenge becomes a stored superpower. Instead of fighting the same battle again, we reuse our strength and save energy.
Class 26: Dynamic Programming Part 2
project: Level-Up Strategy Game – As the game progresses, earlier wins make future levels easier. Smart memory turns tough challenges into manageable ones.
Class 27: Dynamic Programming Part 3
project: Smart Vacation Planner – Planning trips across many cities sounds overwhelming, but with smart reuse of earlier plans, the perfect vacation comes together effortlessly.
Class 28: Memoization
project: Homework Memory Vault – Once a problem is solved, it gets locked safely inside a memory vault. Next time it appears, the answer is ready instantly.
Class 29: Tabulation
project: Scoreboard Builder – We build a scoreboard row by row, watching answers slowly appear until the full solution stands clearly in front of us.
Class 30: 0/1 Knapsack Problem
project: School Bag Packing Challenge – With limited space in a school bag, every item matters. We choose only the most valuable combination without exceeding the limit.
Class 31: Huffman Coding
project: Secret Code Shrinker – Long messages transform into shorter secret codes without losing meaning, like sending smarter messages at lightning speed.
Class 32: Traveling Salesman Problem
project: Delivery Hero Route Planner – A delivery hero must visit every house exactly once and return home using the shortest route possible. Every turn matters.
Class 33: Advanced Searching and Sorting
project: Library Speed Finder – Imagine walking into a gigantic library where thousands of books are stacked everywhere. Finding one book the old way would take forever, so we turn this messy space into a super-smart library.
Class 34: Trees and Graphs Together
project: Smart City – We design a living, breathing city from the ground up. Buildings grow like family trees, roads connect places like a giant web, and the challenge is to make sure the city stays connected, efficient, and happy as it grows bigger and more complex.
Class 35: Time and Space Optimization
project: Game Booster Lab – Step into a secret lab where games feel slow, heavy, and laggy. The mission is not to add new features, but to make everything run smoother using smarter thinking. We trim unnecessary steps, reuse space wisely, and watch the same game suddenly feel faster and cleaner without changing how it looks.
Class 36: Real-World Algorithm Design
project: Traffic Signal Brain – Picture a busy city intersection where traffic never seems to stop. Instead of fixed timers, we give traffic lights a brain. They watch the flow, make decisions, and adjust themselves to keep vehicles moving smoothly. One smart rule at a time, chaos turns into calm.
Class 37: Strategy Battle Arena
project: Brain Strategy Showdown – Enter an arena where different problem-solving styles compete head-to-head. Some rush in fast, some plan carefully, and others adapt along the way. We test these strategies under pressure and discover why the way you think can completely change the outcome.
Class 38: Mini Google-Style Search Engine
project: Super Search Machine – Typing a question into a search box feels simple, but behind the scenes, something incredible happens. We build a mini version of that magic, learning how information is organized, filtered, and delivered in lightning speed so answers appear almost instantly.
Class 39: DSA Master Project
project: Smart School System – Imagine running an entire school using one intelligent system. Students, classes, buses, exams, and scores all need to work together without confusion. We design a powerful system where everything connects smoothly, just like a real-world platform used by schools today.
Class 40: Earthquake Emergency System – Design a real-time system to handle a city after an earthquake by prioritizing rescue calls, finding fastest routes through damaged roads, allocating limited resources, and making quick decisions under pressure—testing your complete mastery of data structures and algorithms.
My Data Structures and Algorithm (DSA) Expertise
Elite Problem Solver: I have personally solved 500+ coding challenges on HackerRank and LeetCode, bringing a wealth of real-world competitive programming experience to every lesson.
Certified Logic Mentor: Holding a professional Certificate in Problem Solving, I specialize in teaching kids how to think algorithmically rather than just memorizing code.
Efficiency Architect: Expert in teaching Big O notation and time complexity, ensuring students don’t just find an answer, but find the fastest and most efficient one.
Learner Feedback
Learner: Deepika | Age 15 | India
Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“The teacher showed me that algorithms are like recipes for the computer to follow. I spend my time trying to beat my own high scores on LeetCode now instead of just watching videos.”
Learner: Haruto Watanabe | Age 14 | Japan
Rating (4.5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐½
“I never thought I could understand things like Linked Lists or Recursion, but the way it is explained here makes it so simple.”
Why Data Structures and Algorithm (DSA) ?
The Problem-Solving Advantage: DSA is the “brain” behind every great app; learning it teaches kids how to break down massive problems into small, logical steps, giving them the same edge used by top engineers at companies like Google.
Mental Focus & Productivity: Solving algorithmic puzzles requires deep, sustained concentration; it trains a kid’s mind to stay engaged with a challenge until it’s solved, effectively replacing screen-addiction with a passion for logical wins.
