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• Assignment 3 deadline has been extended for 24 hours, due to weather-induced lab closure. It is due Thursday Oct 29 at 5:00. Late period ends Saturday Oct 31 5:00.
• An example run of assignment 3 is available.
• Extra Lab recitation session: Sunday Oct 4, 10:00. We will meet in Computer Science ground floor hall. Bring your CSU id
• You may resubmit Assignment 1 & 2 revisions until Sunday, Oct. 11, 23:59:59. Please use the following command to do so: ~cs200/bin/checkin HW12R (revision file here)
• Test cases for assignment 2 are now avilable.
• By popular demand, an example run of assignment 2 is available.
• There was a typo in the slides divide and conquer slides (slide 9 Hanoi by repeated substitution). The typo has been fixed.
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CS161 (with a C [2.0] or better); MATH160 or MATH141 or MATH155 (all with a C [2.0] or better).

The goal of this course is to convey an understanding of abstract data types, common data structures, necessary discrete structures and complexity analysis. The course is taught using the Java language and emphasizes an object oriented approach to data structures. Specific topics in data structures/algorithms include advanced sorting, queues, stacks, hashing, trees, and graph algorithms. Complementary topics from theory include complexity analysis, recurrence relations, trees, and graphs.

The schedule page contains the weekly schedule, links to lecture notes, homework, etc.

Notes

The lecture notes are in slide form and thus brief. They are not meant to be complete study material, but initial pointers to what needs to be studied. For more complete material, see the resources page.

The quizzes are there for you to make sure you are getting the material, and whether you are working hard enough.

Instructor

Wim Bohm, CS, CSU
Email: bohm at cs dot colostate dot edu
Office (CS 344) hours MW 10:00-11:00

Lectures Tue/Thu 9:30 - 10:45, Wagar 232
Lab recitations

L01 Mon 3 - 4:40, CS225
L02 Tue 11 - 12:40, CS225
L03 Thu 3 - 4:40, CS215
L05 Tue 3 - 4:40, CS215

GTA

Artem Sokolov
Email: artem dot sokolov at gmail dot com
Office Hours = Recitations, as well as, Wed 3-5pm, CSB120 lab

Tutors

The department has hired tutors who are able to help out with CS160, CS161, and CS200 at the following times:

• Tuesday 3-5: John Herndon
• Tuesday 6-9: Ryan Moore
• Wednesday 1-3: John Herndon
• Wednesday 2-3: Alex Norton
• Thursday 2-3: Alex Norton
• Thursday 6-9: Ryan Moore
• Friday 1-3: Alex Norton
• Sunday 3-5: Alex Norton

These are in addition to GTA hours. All paid staff sit at either the GTA desk or the workstation by room 110 or are floating. Both monitors have BIG signs that say "Need help? Ask me!"

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