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Part 1: Introduction to Algorithms 1. Introduction to Preliminaries 2. Design and Analysis Fundamentals 3. Mathematical Tools for Algorithm Analysis 4. Trees and Applications to Algorithms 5. More on Sorting Algorithms 6. Probability and Average Complexity of Algorithms Part 2: Major Design Strategies 7. The Greedy Method 8. Divide-and-Conquer 9. Dynamic Programming 10. Backtracking and Branch-and-Bound Part 3: Graph and Network Algorithms 11. Graphs and Digraphs 12. Minimum Spanning Tree and Shortest-Path Algorithms 13. Graph Connectivity and Fault-Tolerance of Networks 14. Matching and Network Flow Algorithms Part 4: Parallel and Distributed Algorithms 15. Introduction to Parallel Algorithms and Architectures 16. Parallel Design Strategies 17. Internet Algorithms 18. Distributed Computation Algorithms 19. Distributed Network Algorithms Part 5: Special Topics 20. String Matching and Document Processing 21. Balanced Search Trees 22. The Fast Fourier Transform 23. Heuristic Search Strategies: A*-Search and Game Trees 24. Probabilistic and Randomized Algorithms 25. Lower-Bound Theory 26. NP-Complete Problems 27. Approximation Algorithms Appendices A: Mathematical Notation and Background B: Linear Data Structures C: Interpolating Asympotic Behavior D: Random Walks in Digraphs E: Elementary Probability Theory F: Examples of Message-Passing Interface Code G: Pseudocode Conventions
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Daniel W George
reviewed Algorithms: Sequential, Parallel, and Distributed on December 19, 2015
Algorithms: Sequential, Parallel, and Distributed
This has to be the best book I have ever read on beginning programming. It actually teaches you as if you have never done programming before, what a new concept for a beginning programming book right? Every other beginners book I have read seemed to think that people just learning, where born writing If Then statement, counting in binary and turning their shopping lists into arrays.
I hate to break it to authors, but the average beginner doesn't even know what I just said. (This are just programming techniques and word, that you really don't need to know about unless you are learning programming, for all those unfortunate people like myself who where not born with this knowledge).
So if you want to learn programming, and didn't grow up fixing bugs on Windows yourself, this is the book to read.
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