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Algorithm_Design_Checklist

The document outlines a detailed checklist for an algorithm design course, divided into six modules covering various approaches such as performance analysis, divide and conquer, greedy methods, dynamic programming, backtracking, and string matching algorithms. Each module includes specific topics and algorithms to be studied, along with their analyses. The total duration of the course is 39 hours.

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Algorithm_Design_Checklist

The document outlines a detailed checklist for an algorithm design course, divided into six modules covering various approaches such as performance analysis, divide and conquer, greedy methods, dynamic programming, backtracking, and string matching algorithms. Each module includes specific topics and algorithms to be studied, along with their analyses. The total duration of the course is 39 hours.

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Algorithm Design - Detailed Checklist

Module 1: Introduction (8 Hours)


 [ ] 1.1 Performance analysis
 [ ] - Space and time complexity
 [ ] - Growth of function
 [ ] - Big-Oh, Omega, Theta notation
 [ ] - Mathematical background for algorithm analysis
 [ ] - Complexity classes: P, NP, NP-Hard, NP-Complete
 [ ] - Selection sort: Analysis
 [ ] - Insertion sort: Analysis
 [ ] 1.2 Recurrences
 [ ] - Substitution method
 [ ] - Recursion tree method
 [ ] - Master method

Module 2: Divide and Conquer Approach (6 Hours)


 [ ] 2.1 General Method
 [ ] - Merge sort
 [ ] - Quick sort
 [ ] - Finding minimum and maximum algorithms and their analysis
 [ ] - Binary search: Analysis

Module 3: Greedy Method Approach (6 Hours)


 [ ] 3.1 General Method
 [ ] - Dijkstra Algorithm (Single source shortest path)
 [ ] - Fractional Knapsack problem
 [ ] - Job sequencing with deadlines
 [ ] - Minimum cost spanning trees:
 [] - Kruskal’s algorithm
 [] - Prim’s algorithm

Module 4: Dynamic Programming Approach (9 Hours)


 [ ] 4.1 General Method
 [ ] - Multistage graphs
 [ ] - Bellman-Ford Algorithm (Single source shortest path)
 [ ] - Floyd-Warshall Algorithm (All pair shortest path)
 [] - Assembly-line scheduling problem
 [] - 0/1 Knapsack problem
 [] - Travelling Salesperson problem
 [] - Longest common subsequence

Module 5: Backtracking and Branch and Bound (6 Hours)


 [ ] 5.1 Backtracking
 [ ] - N-queen problem
 [ ] - Sum of subsets
 [ ] - Graph coloring
 [ ] 5.2 Branch and Bound
 [ ] - Travelling Salesperson Problem
 [ ] - 15 Puzzle problem

Module 6: String Matching Algorithms (4 Hours)


 [ ] 6.1 String Matching
 [ ] - Naïve string-matching algorithm
 [ ] - Rabin-Karp algorithm
 [ ] - Knuth-Morris-Pratt algorithm

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