PUC-Rio
Departamento de Informática
Prof. Marcus Vinicius S. Poggi de Aragão
Período: 2004.2
Horário: 3as-feiras e 5as-feiras de 11 às 13 horas - Sala 774L
PROJETO E ANÁLISE DE ALGORITMOS (INF 2926)

Objetivos:
CONTEÚDO

BIBLIOGRAFIA

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  3. J. Kleinberg e E. Tardos, Algorithm Design, Addison Wesley, New York, 2005.

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AVALIAÇÃO

Serão realizadas três provas (graus P1, P2 e PF), dois trabalhos práticos (graus T1 e T2) e listas (4 ou 5) de exercícios. O critério de aprovação é:
G1 =
3P1 +3P2 +5PF +2T1 +3T2 +2ML

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   ³    6
onde ML é a média das 4 maiores notas entre as listas entregues.

Datas:

P1 - 10/4 2a. feira 11-13;

P2 - 8/5 2a. feira 11-13;

PF - 5/7 4a. feira 11-13;

T1 - 31/5 4a. feira (disponível dia 20/3);

T2 - 14/7 6a. feira (disponível dia 31/5).


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