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CSE 3358 NOTE SET 1 Data Structures and Algorithms
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CSE 3358 Data Structures Lectures: TTh 8:00 – 9:20am., SIC 362 Labs: N11: Tu 3:30 – 4:50, Junkins 102 N12: F 1:00 – 2:20, Junkins 102
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Instructor Contact Info Mark Fontenot SIC 351B mfonten@lyle.smu.edu mfonten@lyle.smu.edu 214-768-2854 Office Hours: T 9:30 – 10:30; W 9 - 10 Feel free to stop by any time my office door is open
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TA Wael Kdouh wkdouh@smu.edu Office Hours: TBA
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Book and Materials Required: Mark Allen Weiss. Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in C++, Third Ed. Addison Wesley Supplemental: Adam Drozdek. Data Structures and Algorithms in C++, Third Ed. Thompson/Course Technology. Various web references as needed
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Overview of Course Material Introduction to classic data structures Complexity Analysis Review of elementary data structures (lists, stacks, queues) Trees Hashing Heaps/Priority Queues Graphs and their algorithms Sorting Algorithms Advanced topics (as time permits)
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Evaluation ToolQuantityPercentage of Final Grade Tests3 - 435 Implementation Projects6+35 Homework Assignments4+25 Attendance/Participationn/a5 Two Additional Caveats: An average of less than 60% on exams will result in maximum grade of D in the course An average of less than 60% on programming projects/assignments will result in maximum grade of D in the course
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Attendance Vitally Important Attendance will be occasionally/randomly collected Bottom Line: Come to class!
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Academic Honesty Talking about concepts with friends is OK Solving homework problems together is NOT OK! Form Study Groups to study for test, review concepts. Don’t do your homework assignments together.
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Lab Lab is Mandatory Lab time will be used in various ways Help with implementation projects Problem solving sessions Introduction to different technologies as appropriate
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Assignment Submission For each homework assignment Submit written solutions at the beginning of class or on Blackboard on due date indicated on assignment For each implementation project Submit source code to BlackBoard buy due date Submit lab report at beginning of class immediately following due date Late assignments will not be accepted without approval from Prof. Fontenot
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