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Data Structures Behind Internet Applications
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Term: Fall 2010 Course No.: 498-001 Credit Hours: 3 Instructor: Seth Pettie Prerequisites: EECS 203 and (EECS 281 *OR* Informatics Majors w/EECS 282
Course Description: Description: This course covers the theory behind the major internet applications.Students will learn, among other topics, the text indexing datastructures that make search engines possible,the data structures behind peer-to-peer file sharing networks,data structures for finding shortest path queries in road networks,algorithms for ranking webpages,and explanations of the "small world" phenomenon in social networks. |
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