March 19, 2013 at 12:49What are algorithms?
I studied in Canada (in my old posts on Habré you can follow that process) thanks to a scholarship from the government of Kazakhstan called “Bolashak” (Kazakh. “Future”). The guys from essay.kz together with the administration of this scholarship regularly invite Bolashak graduates and take mini-lectures. Recently they called me, I decided to talk about the algorithms.
In my opinion, it turned out pretty messy, but many liked it. Here is a sample lecture plan:
The video is divided into two parts ( one , two ). To skip the introduction, start watching from 2:56.
Part 1:
Part 2:
In my opinion, it turned out pretty messy, but many liked it. Here is a sample lecture plan:
- What is computer science and computer science?
- What is an algorithm?
- The best solutions are usually not obvious.
- Turing Machine and Fundamental Limitations of Computer
- What are simple and complex tasks?
- Salesman Problem
- Why are programming languages not like human languages?
The video is divided into two parts ( one , two ). To skip the introduction, start watching from 2:56.
Part 1:
Part 2:
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- 73.1% Excellent, keep up the good work! 527
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- 7.5% Average, it’s better not to “teach” people yet, but to learn for yourself. 54
- 2.2% Bad, confusing, arrogant, incomprehensible. Negative activity, stop! 16
- 4.3% Awful! 31