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CSE100 - Advanced Data Structures
Units: 4
Course Objectives:
Starting Fall 2007 CSE 70 is a prerequisite for CSE 30 and CSE 100. CSE 70 will be waived
for students admitted prior to Fall 2007. CSE 70 is also waived for Bioinformatics students.
Course information - An advanced data structures course considering practical and analytical aspects.
This is a lecture course presenting techniques and evaluation tools and a laboratory course
with programming assignments emphasizing efficient implementation methodologies.
NOTE: Repeat credit process for cross-reference courses: Students may receive credit for CSE 100 or Math 176.
These courses have been cross-referenced, therefore, a petition is not required for using either course
when completing major requirements. However, if you fail one of the courses listed about you should
take the SAME COURSE for REPEAT CREDIT. If you use another course that is equivalent,
the repeat credit is not automatic and you will need to petition for repeat credit.
Course Description:
Descriptive and analytic presentation of data structures and algorithms. Lists,
tables, priority queues, disjoint subsets, and dictionaries data types. Data structuring
techniques including linked lists, arrays, hashing, and trees. Performance evaluation
involving worst case, average and expected case, and amortized analysis.
Format:
Per week: 3 hours of lecture, 1 hour discussion section, and 8 hours of outside preparation.
Prerequisites:
CSE 12, CSE 21 or Math 15B, CSE 30, CSE 70, or consent of the instructor.
Other restrictions:
Majors only. Credit not offered for both Math 176 and CSE 100. Equivalent to Math 176.
Example Textbook(s):
Data Structure Notes, W. A. Burkhard and optionally Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis, M. A. Weiss, and also Data Structures and Their Algorithms, H.R. Lewis and L. Denenberg.
Laboratory work:
Programming assignments, studying data type implementation and efficiencies.
Offered:
Every quarter: Fall, Winter, and Spring.
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