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    CS341 Advanced Topics in Algorithms

    Academic Aims

    To introduce students to new techniques, methods and results from the rapidly-developing field of algorithms. Typical topics include randomised algorithms, graph algorithms, matrix algorithms and counting algorithms. The module will be research-led, so exact topics will vary from year to year.

    Learning Outcomes

    Students will be able to understand a variety of advanced algorithmic techniques, use recently-developed algorithmic techniques to solve problems, and understand the state of the art in some areas of algorithmic research, including new developments and open problems.

    Content

    • Sorting, selection, etc.
    • Search trees, skip lists.
    • Cuts, flows, approximation algorithms for graph problems.
    • Online algorithms.

    15 CATS (7.5 ECTS)
    Term 2

    Organiser:
    Matthias Englert

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