Week 3 (1/21-1/27)
This week's content was very interesting to me. Brute Force, TSP, Knapsack, Divide & Conquer, Master Theorem, and Depth-First Search and Breadth-First Search Algorithms were the main concepts for this week. I personally found DFS and BFS the most interesting ones, not just because of the development of their graphs but also because of the logic behind them and their functionality in different situations. DFS plans to go deep in a node (vertices) and backtracks when it gets stuck. Meanwhile, BFS plans to identify each neighbor's node first before moving on. TSP and Master Theorem were both easy to understand for me because it is very clear the time efficiency for them, especially in real world's cases.
I am actually looking forward to next week's content and apply these algorithms in more advanced settings.
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