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On Feb 05, 2009tigerindia wrote:
in case, someone wants to discuss anything at this forum,
then mail me at prianceu.pandey@coe.dce.edu , i have completed this course and will love to help anyone as much as i can
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On Jan 04, 2009tigerindia wrote:
hi all,
lets make this forum active again.
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On Jan 04, 2009tigerindia wrote:
some other resources i found helpful
1. Ars Digita University ,aduni.org
2. NPTEL, nptel.iitm.ac.in
3. Prof. Raj Jain on various networking topics
www.cs.wustl.edu/~jain/videos.htm
4. NJIT operating systems http://cpe.njit.edu/dlvideos/CS630/
5 webcasts berkeley webcast.berkeley.edu
thank you ,
if you know more resources please let others know.
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On Feb 07, 2008vikranthit wrote:
Hello friends.. While my journey through this book..I find it difficult to get the difference between the big-O,theta and omega notations.
Please let me know when to go for theta instead of big-O notation? I could get the function but confusion only in selecting the notation.. HELP
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On Feb 05, 2008tigerindia wrote:
I am a third year computer engineering student at delhi college of engineering,delhi,India and I am looking for summer internship.can anybody suggest me where to apply?
thanks in advance.
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On Jan 15, 2008etherior wrote:
Hello,
I tried to solve this exercise substituting m with lgn.
So it's sqrt(n) =2^(m/2) and n=2^m.
Then substituting T(2^m) with S(m)
I have S(m)=2S(m/2) +1.
This is O(m).
So I founded that T(n)=T(2^m)=S(m)=O(n)=O(lgn).
Is this correct?
I guess no because in text they say "don't worry if you find not integer value" (I'm italian so I don't know if it's a perfect translation...).
Could you help me please?
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On Dec 05, 2007tigerindia wrote:
ANYBODY PLEASE TELL ME FROM WHERE I CAN GET COMPLETE CILK COMPILOR FOR WINDOWS
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On Dec 03, 2007algorithm wrote:
hi guys
how we can convert max-heap to min-heap in O(2n) time.
another question:
what are the possible indexes of k-th largest element in maxheap?
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On Oct 13, 2007carlcs wrote:
Hello everyone.
I'm writing this B-tree database of 1000000 words in C using the algorithms described in the book. what i did was i defined a node structure with
- an array of strings for the "keys"
- an array of pointers to the node's children
- an integer indicating the number keys this node has
- an integer value indicating if this node is a leaf or not.
it's working quite well except there's this one operation in the book which i have no idea how to implement: the Disk-Read and Disk-Write operations. Is there anyone here who has done this bit for the B-tree? any help is most appreciated. thank you.
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On Sep 17, 2007tigerindia wrote:
thnks maurya,
check out this link:
http://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details.php?seriesid=1906978259
how to download the videos?
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