I wouldn&#x27;t worry about it too much. You&#x27;re expected to have some holes in your knowledge, especially as a fresh graduate. Be prepared to talk generally about different data structures, and it&#x27;s good to know the big-O time complexity of the common operations&#x2F;algorithms.<p>But the bottom line is that developers are in such high demand that you&#x27;ll get a job <i>somewhere</i>. After you work there a couple of years, your experience will be worth more than your degree. (Though the degree is still valuable, if you learned the theory&#x2F;concepts well)