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Stevens Institute of Technology - The Innovation University®

Applied Data Structures and Algorithms: CPE 593

2022 Spring Stevens Institute of Technology

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course covers data structures and algorithms with emphasis on implementing algorithms in code and getting them to work. Students must implement homework in either C++ or Java. On tests, you can write in C++, Java or pseudocode.

This course covers a wide range of topics giving a broad introduction to many areas, rather than in-depth in just a few.

STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES

After successful completion of this course, students will be able to * * * * * *

FORMAT AND STRUCTURE

  • Classes involve live coding and creation of algorithms. The instructor will ask questions and you are encouraged to actively participate.
  • Students are expected to participate and bring laptops to class, and take turns interacting on the screen with the instructor if asked to do so.
  • There will be weekly coding homework and/or handwritten assignments.
  • Quizzes and tests on paper verify that students know the material they have submitted as homework.

COURSE MATERIALS

  • Textbook(s): none. Notes provided.
  • Other Readings: Papers available in papers directory

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

  • Attendance: Attendance is crucial for an effective learning but will not be graded.
  • Homework: Coding assignments will be submitted via canvas for individual single files, or via github.
  • Project: Depending on the semester, a final project may be substituted for the final.
  • Exams: There will be two exams and a final.

GRADING PROCEDURES

Grades will be based on:

  • Programming Assignments (5 %)
  • Homework Assignments (5 %)
  • Quizzes (10 %)
  • Exams (80 %)

[Grading Policies] (grading.md) [Academic Honesty and Discipline] (.md)

IMPORTANT DATES

  • Midterm 11/01/2022
  • Final 11/02/2022
    • This includes creation of a github repository with READ.md file that contains the summary of the project.
    • Late submissions or repositories with empty READ.md file will lose 30 points from their grade for the project.
  • Deadline for Projects 12/02/2019 Monday at 5pm ET
    • Projects will be graded based on
      • organization of the github repository (30 %)
      • organization of the code (20 %)
      • the quality of the code (20 %)
      • inclusion of test codes (20 %)
      • reproducibility (10 %)
  • Final exam date: **12/12/2019 Thursday at 6.30pm in BC 319 **