CS3349 - Competitive Learning in Computer Science

CS 3349 Competitive Learning in Computer Science (3 semester credit hours) Explores the following topics and their related problems: number theory, combinatorics, divide and conquer technique, dynamic programming technique, greedy algorithms, computational geometry, numerical methods, graph algorithms, network flows, and other advanced computing techniques. Students use various algorithmic problem-solving platforms to quickly develop and implement working solutions for non-trivial computing problems. During the course, students will be required to participate in contests during the class. Prerequisites: (CE 2336 or CS 2336 or CS 2337) with a grade of B or better, and (CE 2305 or CS 2305) with a grade of B or better, and ((CE 3345 or CS 3345 or SE 3345) with a grade of B or better or instructor consent required). (3-0) Y