Advanced Data Structures

Instructors:

Nuno Bandeira Section: A & B Email: bandeira@ucsd.edu Office hours: M 3pm-5pm in EBU3B 4210 (CSE building)

Debashis Sahoo Section: C Email: dsahoo@ucsd.edu Office hours: Th 10am-12pm in BRF2 (Biomedical Research Facility II) - 2119

Teaching Assistants:

Ning Liu n7liu@eng.ucsd.edu
Office hour W, 4pm-6pm (CSE Basement: 240)

Mingxun Wang miw023@cs.ucsd.edu
Office hour: F, 11am - 12:30pm(CSE 4252) 3:30pm - 4:00pm(Skaggs 4105) - Subject to change, check calendar.

Wenjia Ouyang weouyang@eng.ucsd.edu
Office hour: Tue 9:40am-11:40am (CSE Basement: 240)

Lecture:

Section A: MWF 9:00a-9:50a, WLH 2005
Section B: MWF 10:00a-10:50a, WLH 2005
Section C: TuTh 2:00p - 3:20p, York 2622

Discussion sections:

Section A: M 5:00p-5:50p, WLH 2001
Section B: W 8:00a-8:50a, WLH 2005
Section C: F 4:00p-4:50p, CENTR 212

Final Exam:

Section A: 12/09/2015 Wed 8:00a-10:59a Mandeville auditorium
Section B: 12/11/2015 Fri 8:00a-10:59a Peterson 110
Section C: 12/10/2015 Thu 3:00p-5:59p York 2622

Forum: Piazza

Gradesource: Section A&B

Gradesource: Section C

Course Links:

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• General Course information Be sure to read this important document thoroughly.
• Section A&B Schedule
• Section C Schedule
• Assignments
• Computer Lab and Accounts
• Resources
• CSE 100 Feedback
• Pair Programming Policy
• Academic Integrity Policy
• Authorization for Accomodation (AFA)

Course Summary:

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CSE 100 is a course in advanced data structure design, analysis, and implementation. We will study such data structures and applications as balanced trees, tries, graphs, hashing, disjoint subsets and union-find, skiplists, treaps, random number generation, memory management, indexing, and compression. CSE 100 is a prerequisite for all other upper-division programming courses in the CSE major at UCSD.

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