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Students are assigned to implement various algorithms using C++ including stack, queue, sorting methods like bubble, quick, merge and heap sort. Additional algorithms include expression evaluation trees, binary search trees, AVL trees, graph searches like DFS and BFS, and minimum spanning tree algorithms like Dijkstra's, Kruskal's and Prim's. Students must submit source code and output for these problems between April 10-15, 2012 and be prepared to demonstrate one or two implementations to the instructor. Teaching assistants will monitor implementation progress during lab sessions.

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Lab Assignments

Students are assigned to implement various algorithms using C++ including stack, queue, sorting methods like bubble, quick, merge and heap sort. Additional algorithms include expression evaluation trees, binary search trees, AVL trees, graph searches like DFS and BFS, and minimum spanning tree algorithms like Dijkstra's, Kruskal's and Prim's. Students must submit source code and output for these problems between April 10-15, 2012 and be prepared to demonstrate one or two implementations to the instructor. Teaching assistants will monitor implementation progress during lab sessions.

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Assignments for Algorithm Implementation

Use C++ programming concepts for implementing following problems: 1. Stack implementation using Arrays and Linked Data Structures. 2. Queue implementation using Linked Data Structures. 3. Bubble sort. 4. Quick sort. 5. Merge sort. 6. Heap sort. 7. Computational Complexity matrix for (3), (4), (5) and (6) 8. Expression evaluation in in-order, pre-order and post-order 9. Binary search tree 10. AVL tree 11. Depth-First-Search 12. Breadth-First-Search 13. Dijkstras Algorithm 14. Kruskals Algorithm 15. Prims Algorithm

Submission & Demonstration: Submission of source code along with output needed during April 10-15, 2012. A student is required to demonstrate one or two problems, as instructed by the Instructor at the time of submission. TAs will monitor and assess your implementation status of above problem during regular Lab sessions.

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