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Aravind Deivendran successfully completed an online course provided by Stanford University through Coursera titled "Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part 1". The course covered topics related to the design and analysis of algorithms such as asymptotic analysis, sorting and searching algorithms, graph search, shortest paths, and data structures like heaps, search trees and hash tables. The course was taught by Tim Roughgarden, an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University.
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- 1. Online Course Statement of Accomplishment APRIL 01, 2015 ARAVIND DEIVENDRAN HAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED A FREE ONLINE OFFERING OF THE FOLLOWING COURSE PROVIDED BY STANFORD UNIVERSITY THROUGH COURSERA INC. Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part 1 This is an undergraduate course on the design and analysis of algorithms. The main topics are: asymptotic analysis, divide and conquer algorithms, sorting and searching, basic randomized algorithms, graph search, shortest paths, heaps, search trees, and hash tables. TIM ROUGHGARDEN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE STANFORD UNIVERSITY PLEASE NOTE: SOME ONLINE COURSES MAY DRAW ON MATERIAL FROM COURSES TAUGHT ON CAMPUS BUT THEY ARE NOT EQUIVALENT TO ON-CAMPUS COURSES. THIS STATEMENT DOES NOT AFFIRM THAT THIS PARTICIPANT WAS ENROLLED AS A STUDENT AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY IN ANY WAY. IT DOES NOT CONFER A STANFORD UNIVERSITY GRADE, COURSE CREDIT OR DEGREE, AND IT DOES NOT VERIFY THE IDENTITY OF THE PARTICIPANT.