CSE101: Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms

Introduction to abstract data types and basics of algorithms. Linked lists, stacks, queues, hash tables, trees, heaps, and graphs will be covered. Students will also be taught how to derive big-Oh analysis of simple algorithms. All assignments will be in C/C++. (Formerly Computer Science 101 Algorithms and Abstract Data Types.) Prereqs: CSE 12 or BME 160; CSE 13E or ECE 13 or CSE 13S; and CSE 16; and CSE 30; and MATH 11B or MATH 19B or MATH 20B or AM 11B.

5 credits

Year	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
2024-25	Section 01 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo) Section 02 Yannis Demertzis (idemertz)	Section 01 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo) Section 02 Niloofar Montazeri (nimontaz)	Section 01 Allen Van Gelder (avg) Section 02 Alex Pang (pang)
2023-24	Section 01 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo) Section 02 Allen Van Gelder (avg) Section 03 Alex Pang (pang)	Section 02 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo)	Section 01 Niloofar Montazeri (nimontaz) Section 02 James E Davis (davisje)	Section 01 Niloofar Montazeri (nimontaz)
2022-23	Section 01 Sesh Comandur (sesh) Section 03 Yannis Demertzis (idemertz)	Section 01 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo) Section 02 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo)	Section 02 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo) Section 01 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo)
2021-22	Section 01 Sesh Comandur (sesh) Section 02 Alex Pang (pang) Section 02 Alex Pang (pang)	Section 01 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo)	Section 01 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo) Section 02 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo)
2020-21		Section 01 James E Davis (davisje) Section 02 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo)	Section 01 Alex Pang (pang) Section 01 Alex Pang (pang) Section 02 Patrick Tantalo (ptantalo)

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CSE 101 version W20, onwards.

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