The title of the course CS301 is Data Structures. The course level is Undergraduate, Credit hours for theory are 3, and CS201 has been defined as a prerequisite of this course.
CS301 Course Outline
A typical undergraduate computer science curriculum includes data structures as a core unit, and this course addresses one of the most fundamental subjects in computer science. The course serves as a prerequisite for other courses that will cover more complex content and helps to prepare the students for it.
Well-known data structures like dynamic arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, heaps, disjoint sets, and tables will be covered in the course. There will be three achievements: (1) Use C++ to implement these structures. (2) Select the suitable structures for different circumstances. (3) Learn new structures with the assurance that goes beyond what is covered in this class
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CS301 Assignments & Solutions
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Course Learning Outcomes
You ought to be able to when the course is finished:
- Recognize abstract data types like queues and lists, etc.
- Recognize and implement Stack operations.
- (Push, Pop, is Empty)
- Utilizing Linked Lists, comprehend and use Queue Operations (Insert, Remove).
- Explain binary Trees
- understanding the use of trees and trees with balanced heights
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