COMP 6/4030 Algorithms
Spring 2001 Project Presentation Schedule
April 12
Fast Fourier Transformation Algorithm, Murali Indukurri
The Critical Path Method, Vivek Savur
Finding Maximum and Minimum, Ram Murali
DNA Computing Algorithms, Tarisa Brown
Euler's Circuit, Jamie Kirts
April 17
- Dijkstra Algorithm for Flights Planning, Raymond Igharas
- Red and Black Trees, Venkataramanan Srinivasan
- Comparing 7 sorting Algorithms, Woongmin Kang
- Shell Sort, Weijun Zhang
- Quantum Computing Algorithm, Kyle Kuo Huang
- Hash Table Collisions, Thi Nguyen
- Choice of Hash Function, Niral Patel
- Dijkstra Algorithm Implementation, Naresh K Korrapati
April 19
- Molecular Computation for Combinatorics, Jian Wu
- Evaluating Polynomial Functions, Venu Dukka
- Matrix Multiplication, Jerry Dunn
- Fast Fourier Transformation, Hongmei Teng
- The N-queens problem, Hong Wang
- Comparing Bubble Sort and Insertion Sort, Corey S Allert
- Transportation Management Algos, David Huang
- Fractal Algorithms, Manjunath Reddy
- Analysis and comparison of QS and MS, Senhua Yu
April 24
- Comparing Sorting Algos, Sung Hyun Kim
- Heapsort, Jiaowang Dong
- Neural Network Backpropagation Algo for HIV Classification, Yulan Liang
- Implementation of Quicksort, Lihong Xu
- Pathfinding Issues in Game Programming, Clay Keller
- 8-puzzle Solving with Space Search, Ke Mao
Note: The average number of presentation per day is approx 6. Therefore those who are listed after the 6th position on a given day are unlikely to have a chance for a talk. We will consider scheduling an additional meeting on April 26 to give the chance to everybody to have a talk.