Course
CRS-0101-02-004Applications of Algorithms and Theory
intermediateactive
Applies algorithmic techniques to domains such as bioinformatics, networking, scheduling, and data mining.
Applications of Algorithms and Theory
intermediateactive
Also known as: Applied Algorithms, Algorithmic Applications
| Course name | Applications of Algorithms and Theory |
|---|---|
| Course code | CRS-0101-02-004 |
| Canonical ID | urn:taxonomy:cip-aligned:course:0101-02-004 |
| Level | intermediate |
| Status | active |
| Subject | Algorithms and Theory (SUB-0101-02) |
| Discipline | Computer Science (DIS-0101) |
| Category | Computing and Information Sciences (CAT-01) |
Applies algorithmic techniques to domains such as bioinformatics, networking, scheduling, and data mining.
Credit hours
| Min | 3 |
|---|---|
| Max | 3 |
| Type | semester |
Contact hours
| Lecture | 2 |
|---|---|
| Lab | 2 |
| Studio | 0 |
| Clinical | 0 |
| Practicum | 0 |
Learning outcomes
- Map real-world problems to algorithmic models.
- Select appropriate algorithms for application domains.
- Evaluate trade-offs between accuracy and efficiency.