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Technical Interview Practice Assignment

You have three options for this assignment. Each one will cover a datastructure you will most likely encounter at some point in your technical interviews.

  1. A Perilous Journey
    • Linked Lists
    • You may have seen them from the B3 intermission work
  2. Date Night
    • Binary Search Trees
  3. Complete Me
    • Trie (basically a tree with no other rules)

Choose one project to work on. Get into groups based on which project you're working on so you can work together. No need to test or use a branching/PR workflow.

At the end of the morning, push your code up to a repo and submit here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWltfsC5APoswsAuRy3Ja0xr8dJAlJxnmuBmB3VZevU1j2aw/viewform?usp=sf_link

(Optional) Alumni Presentation

  • Being Assertive - A Modern Take on QA Development Work, hosted by an alumni Norm Schult
  • Clarke Hall 9:00 - 10:00
  • You are encouraged to attend this talk, especially if you are interested in QA work!
  • If you would like to attend this talk you must check in with Robbie in the classroom at 8:55 before attending!
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