Tutorials
In tutorials, we are asking you to be in an "active learning mode", i.e., you should try to solve a problem by yourself (and your group partners) rather than passively receiving an answer from the TA. Tutorials are where you will practice applying the material to new problems. TAs will be present to answer questions and provide guidance, sometimes in the form of extra examples, sometimes in the form of feedback on your own work. The value of the tutorials is that you get to find out whether or not you are able to apply the material to solve new problems (something you will have to do anyway on homework and tests), with the benefit of someone there who is experienced enough to guide you, correct your misunderstandings, and ensure that you know how to apply what you've learned.
Week/topic | Materials |
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Week 2: Runtime Analysis |
Handout Additional notes |
Week 3: Priority Queue | Handout |
Week 4: Binary Search Tree | Handout |
Week 5: AVL-Tree | Handout |
Week 6: Hash Table | Handout |
Week 7: Amortized Analysis | Handout |
Week 8: Mock Midterm | Handout |
Week 9: Graph; BFS | Handout |
Week 10: DFS | Handout |
Week 11: MST; Disjoint Sets | Handout |