CIS 435 (Solutions, Quizzes and Lecture Notes)
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Midterm Performance
Solutions to Homeworks
Homework 0 Solutions in
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Homework 1 Solutions in
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Homework 2 Solutions in
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Homework 3 Solutions in
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Homework 4 Solutions in
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Homework 5 Solutions in
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Homework 6 Solutions in
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May 1). Yesterday (April 30) a corrupted version was uploaded.
Old Version in Postscript and
Old Version in Adobe Acrobat PDF. (uploaded
April 30). The differences between the two are as follows: (a) Problem 2
includes as incorrect sequence (ii). (b) Although the original figure
for Problem 4 was correct it did not follow the instructions in choosing
vertices in the right order. If the labels on vertex 8 are (21,22) you
have the old corrupted version where 11 is chosen over 8 first. If the labels
on vertex 8 are (17,18) you have the correct version where 8 is chosen first.
Previous Exams
Note The exams listed here DO NOT serve as additional
problems or problem sets. Neither the instructor nor the assistant is
obliged in any way to discuss solutions of the problems of these exams.
There is no guarantee that the coming exams will be similar, as the
material that will be covered in class for the exams may be different.
- Exam 1 in
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- Exam 2 (Midterm) in
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- Exam 3(Final) in
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Lecture Summaries
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for this class. It should be used in conjunction with the textbook and the
material presented in class. If a statement in these "notes" seems to be
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