I’m arranging a short-term training program for an engineering college and need a freelance technical trainer who can deliver an engaging Java Data Structures & Algorithms series to intermediate-level students. The cohort has already mastered core Java syntax; what they now need is clear guidance through data structures, algorithmic thinking, and hands-on problem-solving strategies that prepare them for coding interviews and competitive programming. While this round is Java-specific, the college may explore a Python DSA track next semester, so familiarity with both languages is welcome even if not essential right now. Here’s what I’m looking for: • A structured yet flexible curriculum that covers key data structures (arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, hash maps) and fundamental algorithms (sorting, searching, recursion, dynamic programming, greedy methods). • Live coding sessions where concepts are demonstrated, then reinforced with timed practice problems drawn from LeetCode, HackerRank, or similar platforms. • Practical assignments after each module, plus a final mini-project or mock interview round to assess comprehension. • Clear slide deck or notes I can archive for future batches. Acceptance criteria: 1. Complete syllabus outline delivered before the first session. 2. Minimum eight interactive lectures (online or on-campus) plus two dedicated doubt-clearing labs. 3. Assignment set and final evaluation rubric provided in reusable, editable format. 4. Post-training feedback report summarizing student performance and recommendations. If you thrive on turning theory into code and can keep a classroom energised, let’s talk scheduling and logistics.