Data Structures





Data Structures (Berkeley, professor Paul Hilfinger)

Course description:
Fundamental dynamic data structures, including linear lists, queues, trees, and other linked structures; arrays strings, and hash tables. Storage management. Elementary principles of software engineering. Abstract data types. Algorithms for sorting and searching. Introduction to the Java programming language.

Course topics:
Developing a Simple Program. More on Simple Programs. Values and Containers. Simple Pointer Manipulation. Arrays and Objects. Object-Oriented Mechanisms. Interfaces and Abstract Classes. Abstract Methods and Classes, Continued. Examples of Interfaces. Misc. Support for Abstraction; Exceptions. Numbers. Algorithmic Analysis. Collections Overview. Paradox of Voting. Resource Curse. Getting a View - Sublists. Data Structures Exam Review. Trees. Trees, Searching. Generic Programming. Priority Queues, Range Queries. Hashing. Sorting. Balanced Search Structures. Pseudo-Random Sequences. Backtracking Search, Game Trees. Enumeration Types, Threads, and Concurrency. Graphs, Introduction. Graphs, Minimal Spanning Trees, Union-find. Dynamic Programming. Storage Management. Storage Management, Continued, Reflection. Data Structures Course Summary.




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