Smart Coding School - CSE 303X ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING CAMP Term B 2016

CSE 303X DATA STRUCTURE & ALGORITHMS CAMP Term B 2016

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Java 8 JDK
Eclipse Mars IDE
IntelliJ IDE

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8/1 Non-cyclic LinkedList, Cyclic Linkedlist, Floyd's cycle detection algorithm, Stack, Queue lecture notes Node.java MyStack.java MyStackImpl.java MyQueue.java MyQueueImpl.java Node.java MyLinkedList.java Cyclic.java	8/2 Tree Node, Binary Tree, Binary Search Tree, Pre-order, In-order, Post-order lecture notes TreeNode.java MyTreeExamples.java NthMinFromBinaryTree.java	8/3 Pre-order, In-order, Post-order, Depth First Search, Breath First Search, LinkedList Review lecture notes TreeNode.java MyTreeExamples.java DFSAndBFS.java LevelLinking.java	8/4 Heap, Min Heap, Max Heap, Heap Implementation lecture notes MyIntHeap.java MyIntMaxHeap.java MyIntMinHeap.java HeapTest.java	8/5 No Class
8/8 Priority queue, Generics, Static inner class, Comparator MyPriorityQueue.java Heap.java MyPriorityQueueTest.java	8/9 TreeSet, TreeMap, Comparator, Comparable Node.java TreeSetExample.java	8/10 HashSet, HashMap, Hash Code, Hashing Function Node.java HashSetExample.java	8/11 Graph Thoery: Intro to Graphs, Graph BFS, Graph DFS Project: Tower of Hanoi (verify your solution with the game) Vertex.java Hanoi.java	8/12 Heap and Priority Queue Review, Metrix(2D Array), BFS and DFS Variation and Application MatrixNthSmallest.java
8/15 Junit Test, Expected Exception Test, Assert Equals, Constants (Test Data) MatrixNthSmallest.java TestData.java MatrixNthSmallestTest.java	8/16 Graph Thoery: Dijkstra's algorithm lecture notes Edge.java Vertex.java Graph.java PathSearcher.java PathSearcherTest.java GraphTestData.java	8/17 Graph Thoery: A* search algorithm, heuristic function, admissible heuristic f(n) = g(n) + h(n)	8/18 Dynamic Programming: Fibonacci sequence, 0/1 Knapsack Problem I FibonacciSeq.java Knapsack.java	8/19 Dynamic Programming: 0/1 Knapsack Problem II, Dragon & Canyon Problem More array lecture notes DragonAndCanyon.java Knapsack.java
8/22 Dynamic Programming: Sequence Alignment SequenceAlginment.java	8/23 Greedy Algorithm: Interval Scheduling (as many as possible), Interval Scheduling (as long as possible), Merge Time Interval	8/24 Interval Chopping Algorithm: Max Value over Merged Time Intervals	8/25 Model View Controller I	8/26 Model View Controller II
8/29 Sorting Algorithms: Radix Sort, Merge Sort	8/30 Sorting Algorithms: Quick Sort Bit Manipulation	8/31 Certificated Java Programming Level 3 Test (Optional) The certificate will be rewarded with at least 80% correctness of the test. Test and its solution will be released after test.

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