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5006 In-Class 1
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Which section of Algorithms are you in?
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Mike
Where are algorithms used today? (Check all that apply)
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Medicine
Games
Navigation systems
Algorithmic Trading/Banks
What is the 'growth' of the binary search. That is, if I have 'N' items, how long does it take me to search through 'N' sorted items.
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O(log(N))
O(N)
O(N*N)
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Why do we typically perform 'worse-case' analysis of an algorithm?
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A more conservative estimate gives us an upper bounds on how long some operation will take. This is one way to have confidence in how long a task will take.
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What was the Big-Oh complexity of bubble sort?
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O(log(N))
O(N*N) or 'Big Oh of N squared'
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