CPP 2020, New Orleans, USA Ullman, Addison Wesley, Third edition, 2006. Click here to log in to your other account. 1 pages. Algebra for Honours Mathematics - MATH 135 (Undergraduate Marker): Fall 2014. CIS 262: Automata, Computability, and Complexity Fall 2020, University of Pennsylvania. “with …” means the authors are ordered alphabetically. Add Another Class. Email: Confirm Email: Please enter a valid upenn.edu email address. Select a Term Midterm Solutions can be found on the Homeworks Page! Please enter a valid upenn.edu email address. I did do some one on one tutoring for a variety of computer … Fall 2019, University of Pennsylvania Dan Roth. Preferably, use a good text processor, such as LATEX, to elective in another discipline, Data I did do some one on one tutoring for a variety of computer science and math courses during the last few years of undergrad. Fall 2020 It is forbidden to use old solutions or Please enter the upenn.edu email address to which you would like to add your classes. I’m a third year PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania in the department of computer and information science, advised by Steve Zdancewic, and a part of PL Club. Withdrawal from the first semester of attendance before completing any course work, or failure to register. This course is a broad introduction to all aspects of computer systems architecture and serves as the foundation for subsequent computer systems courses, such as Digital Systems Organization and Design (CIS 371), Computer Operating Systems (CIS 380), and Compilers and Interpreters (CIS 341). Uh oh! Cheet-sheets allowed (2 pages). I’ll be doing an internship (remotely) at Galois in the fall. The prerequisites for CIS 261 are CIS 160 and Math 114/116. It appears you may have used Coursicle on this device and then cleared your cookies. I did my undergrad in computer science at the University of Waterloo, where I was in the co-op program. secondary school graduation or equivalent, Mature student 19 years or older (see Note), Completion of a minimum of nine university-level credits, with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 based on all credits attempted, Principles of Mathematics 12 with a C+ or better, Foundations of Mathematics 12 with a B or better, MATH 092 and MATH 093 with a C or better in both, MATH 094 and MATH 095 with a C or better in both. I did software engineering internships at Kongsberg Geospatial, The Coalition, Improbable, and Microsoft. Submit Email. paper | doi | code | talk, The Satisfiability of Word Equations: Decidable and Undecidable Theories Course Description. Graded homeworks can be picked up in the CIS main office, Levine 302. Probability, Stochastic Processes, and Statistical Inference. Spring 2021, Spring 2019, Spring 2018, Fall 2017, Get notified when CIS 262 has an open seat. 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Weekly Homework Assignments (due Thursday evenings): 12 total, 10 pts each, highest 10 scores scaled up to 120 pts total, Sept 1: Course logistics and preview of course content, Sept 3: Virtual get to know your professor, teaching assistants, and classmates, Part A: Finite automata and regular languages (Chapter 1), Sept 4: Lectures A1 (Deterministic Finite Automata), A2 (DFA Correctness), homework 1 (due 9/10) available online, Sept 8, 10: Review of lectures A1/A2, and problem solving, Sept 11: Lectures A3 (DFA Lower bounds), A4 (Nondeterministic Finite Automata), homework 2 (due 9/17) available online, Sept 15, 17: Review of lectures A3/A4, and problem solving, Sept 18: Lectures A5 (Operations on regular languages), A6 (Regular expressions), homework 3 (due 9/24) available online, Sept 22, 24: Review of lectures A5/A6, and problem solving, Sept 25: Lectures A7 (Proving non-regularity), A8 (Decision problems), homework 4 (due 10/1) available online, Sept 29, Oct 1: Review of lectures A3/A4, problem solving, and midterm review, Part B: Turing machines and undecidability (Chapters 3, 4, 5), Oct 9: Lectures B1, B2 (Turning Machines) homework 5 (due 10/15) available online, Oct 13, 15: Review of lectures B1/B2, and problem solving, Oct 16: Lectures B3 (TM variants), B4 (Decidability and Recognizability), homework 6 (due 10/22) available online, Oct 20, 22: Review of lectures B3/B4, and problem solving, Oct 23: Lectures B5 (Undecidability), B6 (Unrecognizability), homework 7 (due 10/29) available online, Oct 27, 29: Review of lectures B5/B6, and problem solving, Oct 30: Lectures B7, B8 (Reduction proofs), homework 8 (due 11/5) available online, Nov 3, 5: Review of lectures B7/B8 and problem solving, Part C: Complexity classes and NP-completeness (Chapters 7 and 8), Nov 13: Lectures C1, C2, homework 9 (due 11/19) available online, Nov 17, 19: Review of lectures C1/C2, and problem solving, Nov 20: Lecture C3, homework 10 (due 11/25) available online, Nov 24: Review of lecture C3, and problem solving, Nov 25: Lectures C4, C5, homework 11 (due 12/3) available online, Dec 1, 3: Review of lectures C4/C5, and problem solving, Dec 4: Lectures C6, C7, homework 12 (due 12/10) available online, Dec 8, 10: Review of lectures C6/C7 and problem solving.