Frankenstein's list - a modernized doubly linked list in C++. With bunch of illustrations. Computer Science |
- Frankenstein's list - a modernized doubly linked list in C++. With bunch of illustrations.
- [AI] Question about Admissible Heuristics
- Best Math classes to replace applied CS courses (Interested in CS theory)
| Frankenstein's list - a modernized doubly linked list in C++. With bunch of illustrations. Posted: 10 Feb 2018 09:04 AM PST |
| [AI] Question about Admissible Heuristics Posted: 10 Feb 2018 08:53 AM PST Question1: Are admissible heuristics closed under addition? Question2: in particular, in the 8 puzzle problem, is the sum of these heuristics still admissible?
because the combination of these heuristics produces an optimal solution with the fewest configurations for me. [link] [comments]  |
| Best Math classes to replace applied CS courses (Interested in CS theory) Posted: 10 Feb 2018 09:07 AM PST Hi, I just switched my major from Math to Computer Science because my school doesn't allow double majors or minors really (we have a strict 140 credit limit). The CS program here is relatively applied in my opinion. So I went and talked to the Department head of CS and asked about substituting upper division math courses for some of the applied courses since I am interested in grad school in CS. The courses I am thinking of replacing are 1. Web Engineering, 2. Operating Systems, 3. Only take 2 of the 4 software engineering courses required. I am not sure which math courses would be best to use instead of these other course. For the CS major we have to take Calc I, Linear Algebra, Discrete Math I&II, Intro to Stats and that is it. I have taken Calc I-III, and currently in DEQ's, Linear algebra, and Intro to Stats. The courses I am thinking of taking are 1.Intermediate Statistics, 2. Applied Linear Regression, 3. Advanced Probability, 4. Advanced Bayesian Stats. I am also interested in taking Numerical Analysis I&II (these are only offered in the math department). And there is also a intro to proof course, advanced calculus (Analysis) and abstract algebra that might be useful. I can only pick around 4 or 5 of these courses to replace some of the applied courses in my major. I am interested in Machine Learning/data science, Computational complexity, computational geometry/graphics, also very interested in a computational neurosciences program with a heavy CS focus. Here is a link to my program requirements: http://www.byui.edu/catalog/#/programs/NyW7f7-nsZ?bc=true&bcCurrent=Computer%20Science&bcGroup=Department%20of%20Computer%20Science%20and%20Electrical%20Engineering&bcItemType=programs [link] [comments]  |
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