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CSCI2201P_Lab Assigments

The document outlines the lab course CSCI2201P: Data Structures for the session Jan-May 2025, detailing general submission instructions, deadlines, and assignment topics. Assignments cover various data structures including linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, searching, and sorting algorithms, with specific tasks and objectives for each. Each assignment has a designated submission date and is worth a total of 70 marks.
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The document outlines the lab course CSCI2201P: Data Structures for the session Jan-May 2025, detailing general submission instructions, deadlines, and assignment topics. Assignments cover various data structures including linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, searching, and sorting algorithms, with specific tasks and objectives for each. Each assignment has a designated submission date and is worth a total of 70 marks.
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CSCI2201P: Data Structures (LAB) – FYIP

(M & CS)
Session: Jan – May, 2025

General Instructions for Submitting Assignments


1. Deadlines: Follow submission dates strictly; late submissions will not be accepted.
2. Submission Format:
o Submit a printed document containing:
▪ C++ source code (well-formatted, with proper indentation).
▪ Inline comments explaining each step.
▪ Screenshots of output for verification.
o Follow the proper header format at the beginning of every code.

Assignment 1: Introduction to Linked Lists


Course: CSCI2201P: Data Structures (LAB) – FYIP (M & CS)
Roll Number: 123456
Student Name: XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Date of Submission: dd-mm-yyyy

3. Coding Environment: Use Visual Studio Code, Code::Blocks, or Dev-C++ for all
assignments.

Assignment List (Total Marks: 70)


Each assignment includes practical code implementation, output verification.

Assignment 1: Linked Lists (Singly Linked List) – [10 Marks]

Objective: Learn the fundamentals of linked lists and their operations.

Tasks:

1. Implement a Singly Linked List with:


o Insert (beginning, end, specific position)
o Delete (first, last, specific node)
o Display list elements
2. Compare Linked Lists vs. Arrays in a short report.

Submission Date: 25-02-2025


Assignment 2: Linked Lists ( Double) – [10 Marks]

Objective: Learn the fundamentals of linked lists and their operations.

Tasks:

1. Implement a Doubly Linked List with:


o Insert (beginning, end, specific position)
o Delete (first, last, specific node)
o Display list elements

Submission Date: 26-02-2025

Assignment 3: Stacks and Queues – [10 Marks]

Objective: Implement stack and queue using arrays and linked lists.

Tasks:

1. Implement Stack (LIFO) using:


o Arrays
o Linked Lists
o Operations: Push, Pop, Peek, Display
2. Implement Queue (FIFO) using:
o Arrays
o Linked Lists
o Operations: Enqueue, Dequeue, Display
3. Implement a Circular Queue using an array.

Submission Date: 12-03-2025

Assignment 5: Trees (Binary & BST) – [10 Marks]

Objective: Learn tree structures and their operations.

Tasks:

1. Implement a Binary Tree with:


o Preorder, Inorder, Postorder Traversal
2. Implement a Binary Search Tree (BST) with:
o Insert, Delete, Search, Display
3. Find the height of a tree and number of nodes.
4. Implement Level Order Traversal using a queue.

Submission Date: 19-03-2025


Assignment 4: Trees – [10 Marks]

Objective: Understand Binary Search Trees (BST) and tree traversal techniques.

Tasks:

1. Implement a Binary Search Tree (BST) with:


o Creation, Insertion, Deletion, and Searching of nodes.
o Traversal Methods:
▪ Inorder
▪ Preorder
▪ Postorder
o Implementation using both Iteration & Recursion.
2. Explain the time complexity of BST operations (Best, Average, Worst cases).

Submission Date: 26-03-2025

Assignment 5: Searching Algorithms – [10 Marks]

Objective: Implement Sequential and Binary Search with time complexity analysis.

Tasks:

1. Implement Sequential Search (Linear Search):


o Best, Average, and Worst case analysis.
o Compare with Binary Search.
2. Implement Binary Search using:
o Iterative Method
o Recursive Method
o Discuss Time Complexity (O(log n))
3. Compare Linear vs. Binary Search for different input sizes and analyze efficiency.

Submission Date: 03-04-2025

Assignment 6: Sorting Algorithms – [10 Marks]

Objective: Implement and compare various sorting algorithms.

Tasks:

1. Implement the following Sorting Algorithms:


o Bubble Sort
o Quick Sort
o Heap Sort
2. Analyze the time complexity of each sorting algorithm.
3. Compare sorting algorithms based on:
o Best, Worst, and Average Case.
o Space Complexity considerations.

Submission Date: 09-04-2025

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