...> - Adam Bains On Sun, 15 Jun 2008, kirkfernan...@gmail.com wrote: I was wondering which questions should we be able to answer? Since some of them seem like we haven't covered the given topic (graph algorithms), or should we able to answer all of them... Will there be dynamic programming on the midterm or only coverage up to greedy? I'm sure that this has...

...DFS. - Adam Bains On Sun, 15 Jun 2008, kirkfernandes@gmail.com wrote: I was wondering which questions should we be able to answer? Since some of them seem like we haven't covered the given topic (graph algorithms), or should we able to answer all of them... Will there be dynamic programming on the midterm or only coverage up to greedy? I'm sure that this has ...

Sorry, my previous reply should read 1D, E, and F. - Adam Bains On Sun, 15 Jun 2008, kirkfernandes@gmail.com wrote: I was wondering which questions should we be able to answer? Since some of them seem like we haven't covered the given topic (graph algorithms), or should we able to answer all of them...

... midterm in particular, Prof. Chan has said that all questions are possible sources for exam material, except 1D on DFS. - Adam Bains On Sun, 15 Jun 2008, kirkfernandes@gmail.com wrote: I was wondering which questions should we be able to answer? Since some of them seem like we haven't covered the given topic (graph algorithms), or should we able to answer all of them...

I was wondering which questions should we be able to answer? Since some of them seem like we haven't covered the given topic (graph algorithms), or should we able to answer all of them...

...Either way, that's an inaccurate description of the "Winter" cities. They're suburbs. It's painfully obvious just ...uh. A "suburb" is an area still governed by that city. Winter Park and Winter Haven (which is MILES AND MILES from the edges of Orlando) each have their own city council and their own distinct borders. Winter Park was founded only a decade or two after ...

... Either way, that's an inaccurate description of the "Winter" cities. They're suburbs. It's painfully obvious just looking...uh. A "suburb" is an area still governed by that city. Winter Park and Winter Haven (which is MILES AND MILES from the edges of Orlando) each have their own city council and their own distinct borders. Winter Park was founded only a decade or two after ...

... Either way, that's an inaccurate description of the "Winter" cities. They're suburbs. It's painfully obvious just ...Uh-uh. A "suburb" is an area still governed by that city. Winter Park and Winter Haven (which is MILES AND MILES from the edges of Orlando) each have their own city council and their own distinct borders. Winter Park was founded only a decade or two after ...

...> Either way, that's an inaccurate description of the "Winter" cities. They're suburbs. It's painfully obvious just looking ...-uh. A "suburb" is an area still governed by that city. Winter Park and Winter Haven (which is MILES AND MILES from the edges of Orlando) each have their own city council and their own distinct borders. Winter Park was founded only a decade or two after ...

...>>> Either way, that's an inaccurate description of the "Winter" cities. They're suburbs. It's painfully obvious just looking...-uh. A "suburb" is an area still governed by that city. Winter Park and Winter Haven (which is MILES AND MILES from the edges of Orlando) each have their own city council and their own distinct borders. Winter Park was founded only a decade or two after ...