Have you always wanted to work at Google, Facebook, or (insert dream company here) but struggled with the technical interview? No more!
This course (based on Stanford’s famous CS9 Interview course) aims to help students apply core computer science skills learnt in classes to the environment of the unfamiliar or intimidating technical interview. By utilizing sources of actual interviews questions, students will learn problem solving strategies as well as refining their oral and combination written-oral modes.
The course will also provide 1-1 mock interview oppurtunities with the instructors as well as extensive practice interview questions and resume critique.
Sign up for the course here if you are interested in registering!
We hope to see you there!
Who is teaching it?
The course will be taught by Sujith Vishwajith and Phong Dinh and is backed by the CMSC Department. Both Sujith and Phong spent their last summer interning at Google and have succesfully interviewed with numerous startups/companies around the country.
When and Where?
Fridays in CSIC 1122 from 2:00 p.m. to 2:50 p.m.
Is there a schedule?
You can find the schedule on the syllabus here.
Any Prerequisites?
The minimum prerequisite for this course is a solid understanding of data structures and algorithms from CMSC 132. Students in CMSC 351 will better understand the algorithms portion of the course but find the communication portion of this course incredibly useful.