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Syllabus
Objective: |
We will learn basic assessment of the performance of algorithms
for searching, sorting, and manipulation of data structures.
Some of the data structures we will examine are queues, stacks,
trees and graphs.
Students will be expected to write their own data structures
and access methods using a variety of design techniques,
including recursion, and object-oriented programming.
Prerequisites: CP122 or MA221 |
Instructor: |
Jonathan Bredin
Tutt Science 205; 389-6540 |
Hours: |
class: M-F 9:00am-12:00pm TSC221
office: MWR 1:30-3:00pm TSC205 |
Text: |
Data Structures and Algorithms in Java (2ed), Drozdek, Thomson, 2005
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Honor Code: |
originality: All submitted assignments must be
original.
Do not submit source code or prose written as part of another
course.
All submitted material must be authored by the submitter.
sources: It is acceptable to use text or online sources to
complete assignments, so long as the source is cited and it is not
a direct solution to the problem at hand.
Searching the Internet for solutions is grounds for an
honor-code charge.
group work: You may work in pairs to for written
and programming assignments.
- Written assignments are to be written up individually
and turned in separately.
You are responsible for understanding all work that you
submit.
Copying solutions without understanding them is an honor-code
violation.
- Programming assignments may be completed and submitted
by distinct pairs of enrolled students.
Exams will require source code to be written without help
from a partner, so take care to understand all work submitted
as a programming pair.
late assignments: Assignments are to be submitted by
11:59pm on the due date assigned.
Grade scores of late assignments will be reduced 10% per calendar
day late.
If you cannot complete your assignment by the due date, submit
what you have completed with documentation describing what you
were able to complete, and what direction you would take to
complete the remainder of the work. |
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