Algorithms
by Ian Craw, John Pulham
Publisher: University of Aberdeen 1999
Number of pages: 120
Description:
This course studies computer algorithms, considering their construction, validation and effectiveness. After a general introduction to the subject a number of specific topics will be covered: the problem of sorting data sets into order, the theory of formal grammars and problems such as the parsing of arithmetic expressions, the construction and use of pseudorandom numbers.
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