Algorithm Repository -- Algorithms Courses
Algorithms Courses
Instructors for combinatorial algorithms courses around the world are
putting lecture notes and other interesting material on the WWW for their
classes, but there is no reason the rest of the world shouldn't benefit
as well.
Below are the best course sites we have found to date.
A similar collection of
algorithm
courses is being maintained by Kirk Pruhs at Univ. of Pittsburgh.
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Gordon Royle --
Topics covered include
graph algorithms, network flow,
P=NP, travelling salesman, string processing, greedy algorithm,
cryptography, and combinatorial search.
On-line lecture notes are included.
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Steven Skiena --
Topic covered include sorting and searching, combinatorial search, dynamic
programming, graph algorithms, and intractibility.
On-line lecture notes are included.
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Guy Blelloch --
Parallel algorithms and programming.
Included are animations of parallel algorithms, and information about
the NESL parallel programming language they are written in.
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Algorithms in the Real World (CMU) --
An interesting collection of pointers and descriptive material
on applications of algorithms in practice.
Feel free to look around. If you find something useful, then drop us a line
to let us know what we did right. If you're looking for something that's
not here yet, drop us a line and tell us that too. We're looking for as
many good implementations as we can find -- so if you have an implementation
for a specific problem, or know where one can be found, let us know and
we'll see if we can't get it attached to the site.
This algorithms repository is part of the ongoing algorithms-related
research conducted here in the Department of Computer Science at the State
University of New York at Stony Brook.
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