INTRODUCTION TO ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS

CMPS 102, Fall 2005

Organisational
Class:		TTh 12:00-1:45, Kresgue 327
Office hours:   Mo 2-3, We 10-11: E2-357 
Prerequisite:   CMPS 101 and CE 16

Final: 		Mo Dec 5, 4-7pm
		The final is "closed book" !
		We will provide all technical theorems if needed
		Solutions of final

Additional office hours by Manfred
for answering questiong re. the final: F 12-2pm TA: Lindsay Brown Thanksgiving Week: OH Monday 4-6 Jack's Lounge. No section this week. Office Hours: Tuesday 5:00 - 7:00 BE 314B Section: Wed 5:00 - 6:00 Social Sciences 1, Rm 145 Friday 11:00 - 12:00 Thimann Lab 101 Texts Syllabus and Updated Policies LECTURES 1: Introduction using multiplication as an example - Standart alg. - Multiplication a la russe - Divide and Conquer alg. with improved time bound - Correctness of a la russe multiplication Read I1-3 Hw1 2 Insertionsort (correctness and time analysis) Loop invariants Merge sort (correctness and recurrence) All 4 O notations 3 Recurrences (Substitution and Recursion-tree methods) Master Theorem and how to apply it Hw1 solutions Hw2 4 Heapsort and Quicksort Analysis of both including average case of Quicksort and Insertionsort 5 Information theoretic lower bound for sorting - worst case and average case Counting sort, Radix sort, Bucket sort Hw2 solutions Hw3 6 Finding the minimum, minimum and maxim, largest and 2nd largest Simple adversary lower bound Randomized alg for finding ith largest Average and worst-case analysis 7 Linear alg for finding ith largest that is linear in worst case Simple data structures, linked lists Linear alg for Game of Life Hw3 solutions Hw4 8 Hash tables - Collission resolution by chaining Good hash functions Universal Hashing Hw4 solutions 9 Hash tables - Open addressing Review for midterm Sample Midterm 98 with sols Sample Midterm 03 with sols Will post solutions Sunday afternoon Sample Midterm Questions 10 Midterm 11 Midterm sols Midterm solutions Binary Search Trees Hw5 12 Red Black trees Augmenting data structures 13 Dynamic Programming -Fibonacci #'s, making change, Knap sack, height in dag Hw5 solutions Hw6 14 Dynamic Programming -longest increasing subsequence (inluding O(nlogn) alg) -Cocke-Younger-Kasami alg., all pair shortes path 15 Dynamic Programming -longest common subsequence, optimal binary search trees Huffman Coding Hw6 solutions Hw7 16 Greedy algorithms Amortized analysis -aggregate analysis 17 B-trees - Delete Binomial heaps Hw7 solutions Hw8 18 Divide and conquer -muliplying numbers and Strassen's matrix multiplication 19 Fast Fourier Transform Sample final Hw8 solutions Hw8 solution to problem 4 20 Review Sample Final Questions Solutions for Sample final