Foundations of Computer Science

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"This course has two objectives. First (and obvious) is to teach programming. Second is to present some fundamental principles of computer science, especially algorithm design. Most students will have some programming experience already, but there are few people whose programming cannot be improved through greater knowledge of basic principles. Please bear this point in mind if you have extensive experience and ¯nd parts of the course rather slow."

Lawrence C Paulson

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Added	14 Feb 2009
Updated	25 May 2009
Year	2000
Authors	Lawrence C Paulson

1 Introduction

2 Recursive Functions

3 O Notation: Estimating Costs in the Limit

4 Lists

5 More on Lists

6 Sorting

7 Datatypes and Trees

8 Dictionaries and Functional Arrays

9 Queues and Search Strategies

10 Functions as Values

11 List Functionals

12 Polynomial Arithmetic

13 Sequences, or Lazy Lists

14 Elements of Procedural Programming

15 Linked Data Structures

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