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ABOUT THE WORKSHOP:
Looking for a leg-up in a big technical interview you've got approaching? Interested in expanding your skills and problem solving abilities as a developer?
We've got you covered! In this workshop, you'll become equipped with the various tools you'll need to ace your next whiteboarding challenge. This includes both soft-skills, i.e., knowing what to expect and what will be expected of you and how to best handle difficult situations, as well as more technical skills, i.e., computer science principles, identifying when it's appropriate to apply the right problem-solving strategy, etc. The course is geared towards General Assembly graduates or anyone with some programming experience looking to expand their skills and knowledge.
TAKEAWAYS:
*What to expect from technical interviews and understand how best to approach them
*Computer science fundamentals (Big-O notation, data structures, etc)
*Programming challenge problem-solving strategies
*Better understanding of JavaScript fundamentals
Live whiteboarding practice
PREPARATION:
*Basic JavaScript knowledge - functions, iterators, etc. (Note that you will be able to participate and follow along using another programming language, so it isn't strictly required, but all examples will be presented in JavaScript, so it is recommended).
*Bring a laptop with which you can execute JavaScript in whatever environment you prefer (node.js, Browser, repl.it, etc.)
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
Daniel Goldman
Instructor,
General Assembly
Daniel Goldman an SEI instructor at General Assembly. He previously co-founded Abacus, a company in the cryptocurrency space where he technical consulting and produced independent research. He has worked at various start ups in New York doing backend web development, including Authorea and Center for Court Innovation. His writings on Cryptocurrency-related technology can be found at the The Block and Abacus Crypto journal. He has an undergraduate background in Mathematics, Computer Science, and Philosophy.
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