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6.890 | Fall 2014 | Graduate
Algorithmic Lower Bounds: Fun with Hardness Proofs
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Inspiration for Developing the Course
The Role of Fun in Research, Teaching, and Learning
Inviting Students to Solve Open Problems
Collaboration as a Problem-Solving Approach
Students Scribing Lecture Notes
Final Projects
Using a Survey to Get to Know Students
Course Iteration
Course Info
Instructor
  • Prof. Erik Demaine
Departments
  • Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
As Taught In
Fall 2014
Level
Graduate
Topics
  • Engineering
    Computer Science
    Algorithms and Data Structures
    Theory of Computation
  • Mathematics
    Computation
Learning Resource Types
theaters Lecture Videos
assignment_turned_in Problem Sets with Solutions
notes Lecture Notes
group_work Projects
co_present Instructor Insights

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