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Study guide for Prelim 2 Phillip G. Bradford Phillip.bradford@uconn.edu 2019-11-04 1. All exams are closed-book, closed-notes, No computer, no calculator and no other electronic equipment for use with the exam. 2. A key focus is on questions based on the labs and problem sets. 3. Coverage a. All work covered by prelim 1. b. Dotted […]

Homework 5 — a game-playing agent UWL CS452/552 Artificial Intelligence Fall 2019 For your fifth and final homework, please write an agent for competitive play in the game Tsuro: The Game of the Path. Tsuro is a multiplayer game in which players build paths and advance along them. Paths are printed on tiles: The tiles

Programming with Python Coursework 2019 Stefan Güttel (http://guettel.com) Connect Four with a Computer Opponent Overview The aim of this coursework is to code a Python 3 module that implements the famous Connect Four game. This project is worth 70% of the final mark for the MATH20621 Programming with Python unit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connect_Four The Python module (=a

Final Project MAE3100: Computation Methods for Engineering Design Objective: Apply the numerical methods learned in this class to an orbit determination problem. Project requirements: Individual project; due on Tuesday, December 10 before 4:00pm. Project Description: 1. A satellite moves in an orbit about the earth. Its distance from the earth was measured at different times

CSC263H1, Fall 2019 Problem Set 4 Sample Solutions CSC263H1: Problem Set 4 Sample Solutions Due Tuesday October 15 before 10pm Note: solutions may be incomplete, and meant to be used as guidelines only. We encourage you to ask follow-up questions on the course forum or during office hours. 1. [10 marks] Open Address Hashing. (a)

School of Computer Science 2019 – 2020 Assessment Item 2 Title: CMP3749M Big Data Indicative Weighting: 50% Learning Outcomes On successful completion of this component a student will have demonstrated competence in the following areas: • LO1 critically appraise and apply Big Data Analytics concepts, tools and techniques • LO2 apply data science toolkits in

CSC 263 H1 Course Information Sheet Fall 2019 This sheet summarizes information for the course CSC 263 H1 S (Data Structures and Analysis) during the Fall term of 2019 (September–December) on the St. George campus. Please consult the course website for full details. https://q.utoronto.ca You are responsible for reading all announcements on quercus. Make a

Before starting today’s topic, fill in a blank: Last week we discussed AVLs, with three operations: insert, delete, search. AVLs are a specific implementation of an abstract data type called a Dictionary. AVL is one implementation with O(log n) for all three operations. There are other implementations, such as hash tables, which we will descreibe

CSC263H1, Fall 2019 Problem Set 3 Sample Solutions CSC263H1: Problem Set 3 Sample Solutions Due Tuesday October 8 before 10pm Note: solutions may be incomplete, and meant to be used as guidelines only. We encourage you to ask follow-up questions on the course forum or during office hours. 1. [6 marks] Idealy-Balanced vs Height-Balanced Trees

============================================================================= CSC 263 Lecture Summary for Week 08 Fall 2019 ============================================================================= READING: Sections 21.1, 21.2, 21.3. SELF-TEST: Exercise 21.2-2. ————- Find-Union ————- Basic abstractions • set of objects • union command: connect two objects • find query: is there a path connecting one object to another? Objects Union-find applications involve manipulating objects of all types.