PPT-CSCI 3310 Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science

Instructor David L Egle 1 Instructor David Egle Office ENGR 3296 Office Hours see syllabus Phone 6653518 office EMail davidegleutrgvedu Website facultyutrgvedu. Knowing Applying routine procedures in familiar contexts Paper Two an applications reasoning and reflecting paper that will consist of between fo ur and six longer questions By contrast to Paper 1 these questions will require more interpretation a . 8. Sorting. 1. CSCI 3333 Data Structures. Outline. Basic definitions. Sorting algorithms. Bubble sort. Insertion sort. Selection sort. Quick sort. Shell sort. Merge sort. Example programs. CSCI 3333 Data Structures. . 20. Hashing / Hash tables. 1. CSCI 3333 Data Structures. Outline. Basic definitions. Different hashing techniques. Linear probing. Quadratic probing. Separate chaining hashing. Comparing hashing with binary search trees. CSCI 201L. Jeffrey Miller, Ph.D.. http://www-scf.usc.edu/~csci201. USC CSCI 201L. Outline. USC CSCI 201L. 2. /24. Distributed Programming. RMI. CORBA. Web Services. Test Yourself. Remote Procedure Calls. Dr.. . Priti. Kumar Roy. Centre . for Mathematical Biology and Ecology. Department of Mathematics. Jadavpur. University. Kolkata, India. .. E-mail. : . pritiju@gmail.com. Contents of My Talk. Basics of HIV. Jeffrey Miller, Ph.D.. jeffrey.miller@usc.edu. Outline. Monitors. Program. USC CSCI 201L. Monitor Overview. A . monitor. is an object with mutual exclusion and synchronization capabilities. All objects in Java can be monitors (see . Principles of Software Development. Jeffrey Miller, Ph.D.. jeffrey.miller@usc.edu. Outline. Sleeping Barber. USC CSCI 201L. Sleeping Barber Overview. The Sleeping Barber problem contains one barber and a number of customers. CSCI – 1900 Mathematics for Computer Science. Fall . 2014. Bill Pine. . CSCI 1900. Lecture 20 - . 2. Lecture Introduction. Reading. Rosen . Section . 13.2. Machines. Finite state machines (FSM). Announcements. HW3 due today. HW5 is out and due on Tuesday after the break. Spring 20 CSCI 4450/6450, A . Milanova. 2. Outline. P. ure lambda calculus. . (catch up). Syntax and semantics. Free and bound variables. Lambda Calculus, Intro to Haskell. Announcements. Grades in Rainbow . Grades coming soon. Quizzes 1. -3. Homework 1-2. HW3 due on Thursday. HW5 will be out Thursday. Quiz 3. Spring . 20. . CSCI 4450/6450, A . Ifeoma. Nwogu. i. on. @. cs.rit.edu. Lecture . 12 – Robust line fitting and RANSAC. Mathematical Models. Compact Understanding of the World. Input. Prediction. Model. Playing . . Golf. Mathematical Models - Example. S201David GoldschmidtEmail goldschmidtgmailcomOffice Amos Eaton 115Office hours Mon 930-1100AMTue 1100AM-1230PMThu 200-300PMKonstantin KuzminEmail kuzmik2rpieduOffice Amos Eaton 112Office hours TBDGra Exam 2 in one week. Practice tests on . Submitty. Review and practice on Friday. Programming Languages CSCI 4430, A. Milanova. 1. Lambda Calculus. Lecture Outline. Quiz 6. Lambda calculus. Reduction strategies (catch-up). MATH TOPICS IMPORTANT TO ECONOMICS. LINEAR ALGEBRA! . Demonstrate . how goods from one industry . are consumed . in other industries. . Rows . of the matrix . represent producing sector . of the . economy.