'Child 2' diaporamas de présentation

Lecture 1:

Lecture 1:. Introduction to Computer Algorithms. top. back. front. Tree. Queue. root. List. Stack. cycle. paren t node. path. edge. child node. vertex. leaf nodes. Graph. This course is intended for 3rd and/or 4th year undergraduate majors in Computer Science.

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Objectives

Heap. Objectives. Upon completion you will be able to: Define and implement heap structures Understand the operation and use of the heap ADT Design and implement selection applications using a heap Design and implement priority queues using a heap. Basic Concepts.

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Introduction to Game theory

Introduction to Game theory. Presented by: George Fortetsanakis. Game theory. Game theory attempts to mathematically capture behavior in strategic situations, or games , in which an individual's success in making choices depends on the choices of others (Myerson, 1991).

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Prolog II

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Cultural Interview Presentation

Cultural Interview Presentation. By: Kacey Danner EDUF 7235 Multicultural Education. Cultural Background. Interviewee was from South Russia but came to the U.S. in 2000 Language: KaBardian Food in Russia:

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Family Wealth Planning

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Heapsort

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Heapsort

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Child 1

Get ready... Are you next?. Child 1. Get ready... Are you next?. Child 2. Get ready... Are you next?. Child 3. Get ready... Are you next?. Child 4. Get ready... Are you next?. Child 5. Get ready... Are you next?. Child 6. Get ready... Are you next?. Child 7.

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Literacy Cluster Meeting # 2

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2-3 trees Damien Filiatrault 03-23-2004

2-3 trees Damien Filiatrault 03-23-2004. B-tree (data structure)

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Genetic Algorithms : An Examination of the Traveling Salesman Problem

Genetic Algorithms : An Examination of the Traveling Salesman Problem. Troy Cok Engineering 315 December 3, 2001. Basic Overview. Genetic algorithms are attempts to model evolutionary behavior Survival of the fittest, etc. More than mere simulations of life

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Averages

Averages. If 10 children take a test out of a possible 20 marks, and the mean average score is 12, investigate what their scores could have been. What if the mode was 10? How would this change the scores?. Five children take a test. If the MODE is 4. The MEAN AVERAGE is 4. The RANGE is 4.

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PRASANNA JYOTHI UPDATES

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Kakuma Nutrition Survey November 2012

Kakuma Nutrition Survey November 2012. Training Day 5. Standardisation tests. Objective: To assess how consistent and accurate measurements are within individual measurers and between measurers To better understand the challenges in taking measurements Practise makes perfect!.

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Self Registration for the IWB

Self Registration for the IWB. Notes for teachers

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