Category: 311
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CSCI 311-02, Spring 2025
Algorithm Design and Analysis Description This course is an introduction to standard patterns and techniques in algorithm design and tools for analyzing algorithmic performance. Students learn to evaluate algorithms, design new algorithmic solutions, and communicate the correctness and usefulness of their solutions. Learning Outcomes By the end of this course, students will be able to:…
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CSCI 311.01 – Spring ’25
Description An introduction to standard patterns and techniques in algorithm design and tools for analyzing algorithmic performance. Students learn to evaluate algorithms, design new algorithmic solutions, and communicate the correctness and usefulness of their solutions. Prerequisite: MATH 241 or (MATH 240 and MATH 280) and CSCI 204. Schedule Section Time Location 01: Lecture MWF 10-10:50AM…
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CSCI 311.01 – Fall ’24
Description An introduction to standard patterns and techniques in algorithm design and tools for analyzing algorithmic performance. Students learn to evaluate algorithms, design new algorithmic solutions, and communicate the correctness and usefulness of their solutions. Prerequisite: MATH 241 or (MATH 240 and MATH 280) and CSCI 204. Schedule Section Time Location 01: Lecture MWF 1-1:50PM…
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CSCI 311- Spring ’24
Description An introduction to standard patterns and techniques in algorithm design and tools for analyzing algorithmic performance. Students learn to evaluate algorithms, design new algorithmic solutions, and communicate the correctness and usefulness of their solutions. Prerequisite: MATH 241 or (MATH 240 and MATH 280) and CSCI 204. Schedule Section Time Location 01: Lecture MWF 10-10:50AM…
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Fall 2022 – Algorithm Design & Analysis
CS 311: Algorithm Design & Analysis An introduction to standard patterns and techniques in algorithm design and tools for analyzing algorithmic performance. Students learn to evaluate algorithms, design new algorithmic solutions, and communicate the correctness and usefulness of their solutions. Lecture Each section number links to the respective class’ website (if available). Section Date/Time Location…