Difference between revisions of "Analysis of Algorithms (COMP 2080)"

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|Overview='''COMP 1010''', or '''Introductory Computer Science 1''' is the introductory programming course offered at the University of Manitoba.  It is a prerequisite for further studies in Computer Science, Engineering, and some fields of Mathematics.
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|Prerequisites= Any Grade 12 or 40S Mathematics or equivalent.
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|Overview = This is an introductory programming course. You will learn fundamental programming concepts such as: [[Glossary#control_statement|control statements]], [[Glossary#for_loop|for loops]] and [[Glossary#array|arrays]], how to write a program using Java, and how to set up a computer to run your program. The purpose of this course is to help students that do not have any programming experience to get started in writing computer programs. Hence, no computer programming knowledge is required prior taking this course.
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====Official Links====
 
====Official Links====
 
For an official course description refer to this [http://aurora.umanitoba.ca/banprod/bwckctlg.p_disp_course_detail?cat_term_in=201150&subj_code_in=COMP&crse_numb_in=2080 link].
 
For an official course description refer to this [http://aurora.umanitoba.ca/banprod/bwckctlg.p_disp_course_detail?cat_term_in=201150&subj_code_in=COMP&crse_numb_in=2080 link].

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Overview

This is an introductory programming course. You will learn fundamental programming concepts such as: control statements, for loops and arrays, how to write a program using Java, and how to set up a computer to run your program. The purpose of this course is to help students that do not have any programming experience to get started in writing computer programs. Hence, no computer programming knowledge is required prior taking this course. 

Textpad is the recommended tool for programming on a Windows machine.





Further Information

For more information on this course please visit Aurora or look up this course here.

CAUTION:
Please make sure you have completed the required prerequisites (minimum grade of C):
Any Grade 12 or 40S Mathematics or equivalent.

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Official Links

For an official course description refer to this link.

Prerequisites

COMP 2130 (Discrete math), COMP 2140 (Data structures and Algorithms).

Course Overview

Problem solving can be complicated. This course is essential to gain the necessary problem solving skills for advance Computer Science study. Analysis of Algorithms introduces various approaches for analyzing and evaluating commonly used algorithms when solving computing problems. 

Highly recommended that students have a decent mathematical background prior to taking this course.
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