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CS154 - Introduction to Automata and Complexity Theory
Regular sets: finite automata, regular expressions, equivalences among notations, methods of proving a language not to be regular. Context-free languages: grammars, pushdown automata, normal forms for grammars, proving languages non-context-free. Turing machines: equivalent forms, undecidability. Nondeterministic Turing machines: properties, the class NP, complete problems for NP, Cook's theorem, reducibilities among problems. Prerequisites: 103 or 103B. May be taken for 3 units by graduate students. GERs: DB-EngrAppSci
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2008-2009 Autumn
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01 Lecture David Dill Herrin T175 3-4 Tue Thu 3:15-4:30pm Cart_addShop
2008-2009 Spring
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01 Lecture Rajeev Motwani TBA 3-4 Tue Thu 3:15-4:30pm Cart_addShop
2008-2009 Summer
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01 Lecture Staff TBA 3-4 Mon Wed 4:15-6:05pm Cart_addShop
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2007-2008 Autumn
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01 Required Material(s) Hopcroft: Intro to Automata Theory, Languages & Computation (3rd ed) $122.00
01 Recommended Material(s) Sipser: Intro to Theory of Computation (2nd ed)
2007-2008 Spring
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01 Required Material(s) Hopcroft: Intro to Automata Theory, Languages & Computation (3rd ed) $122.00
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