FIT3234 Data structures and algorithms 2

When you finish this unit, you should be able to:

1. 1

   Communicate algorithmic reasoning, complexity arguments and design choices using mathematical notation, code and structured prose appropriate to a technical audience;

2. 2

   Investigate complex computational problems by comparing algorithmic paradigms, evaluating alternative approaches and justifying chosen solutions with both theory and experiment;

3. 3

   Document the design of non-trivial algorithms and data structures through specifications, invariants and complexity arguments that support implementation and review;

4. 4

   Construct, verify and reason about formal models of algorithmic behaviour, including best-, average- and worst-case analyses and amortised reasoning.