Workshop: An Introduction to Graph Theory & Algorithms

​As part of our 1-year anniversary meetup, NJ Code & Coffee presents a new workshop to help you with Leetcode practice and technical interview prep.

​Graph theory and its algorithms form the foundation of countless software systems—from social networks and recommendation engines to navigation tools and search engines.

​Whether you're preparing for technical interviews, building personal projects, or working as a professional engineer, a solid grasp of graph theory will elevate your problem-solving skills and technical depth.

​Join senior software engineer Aza "AJ" Walker for an introduction to graph theory and its practical applications in code.

​What You’ll Learn:

• ​The fundamentals of graph theory

• ​How graphs are represented in code

• ​Core graph traversal algorithms (BFS, DFS)

• ​Intermediate and advanced graph algorithms

• ​Visual examples to deepen understanding

​Doors open at 2pm, talk starts at 3, arrive early for networking and light refreshments.
Bring your laptop.

​Speaker Bio:

​Aza "AJ" Walker is a self-taught software engineer with a fascination for computers and the intricate systems that make them work.
He enjoys designing and building large-scale applications, and currently works at ShipBob as a Senior Software Engineer, where he focuses on developing scalable microservices.