CS610 Web-page by A. V. Gerbessiotis (SPRING 2025)

Course Information

Course Email: alexg+cs610@njit.edu (subject line per FAQ Doc1/page 11)	Instructor: A. Gerbessiotis
Contact/Office Hours: Current cemester hours.
Course Meeting: See Registrar's Schedule .
Course Assistant: TBA	Assistant's E-mail: TBA
Assistant's Hours: TBA	Assistant's Info:(Webex) TBA
Assistant's Office: TBA

SECTION A. Announcements

(01/30) PrP and Programming Self-Assessment Both the PrP (programming project) and the Programming Self-Assessment are available through Canvas Assignments. The PrP (programming project) is active and the algorithmic part will be covered in Subject 4. In the meantime doing the Programming Self-Assessment won't gain you points but it will gain you experience and work that will be reutilized in the PrP. Consider doing it. Moreover question of the SA (Self Assessments) or HW (homeworks) can be answered through the Programming Self-Assessment, if done correctly.
(01/30) Self-Assessments SA 01A, SA 01B, SA02 Self Assessment SA01A and SA01B are active in Canvas. SA02 is also available in Canvas.
(01/30) HW1 HW 1 is available in canvas.

Final exam info for Spring 2025 No information available yet.

Past announcements Announcements before Dec 23, 2024.
Previous Offerings. Previous offerings of CS610. Dangling links are possible.
Nature's version of a complete binary tree (Hyphaene compressa). Source: https://alchetron.com/Hyphaene-compressa.

SECTION B. Public Information and external links

Public Information for CS610. It includes an unofficial syllabus in HTML.

SECTION C. Supplementary notes and other information

Other material: CS610 Subjects, Past Exams and other information. Requires a login name and a password separate from the myUCID credentials (available in Document 1, page 5, in canvas Announcements). Note that slides are under copyright.

Last modified Jan 30, 2025 at 11:50

Disclaimer The material of this web-page is purely optional. It is not required to study it. It is provided as is. Classroom attendance is strongly recommended, and so is studying the designated textbook.