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MCS-031 Block 1 Unit 1 Elementary Algorithmics

This document provides an overview of elementary algorithmics. It introduces algorithms through examples like finding the greatest common divisor. It describes the characteristics of an algorithm as being finite, definite, taking inputs, and producing outputs effectively. The document outlines different algorithmic approaches like divide and conquer, dynamic programming, and greedy algorithms. It also lists common problem types addressed by algorithms like sorting, searching, and graph problems. Finally, it outlines the process for developing algorithms from understanding the problem to coding the solution.

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MCS-031 Block 1 Unit 1 Elementary Algorithmics

This document provides an overview of elementary algorithmics. It introduces algorithms through examples like finding the greatest common divisor. It describes the characteristics of an algorithm as being finite, definite, taking inputs, and producing outputs effectively. The document outlines different algorithmic approaches like divide and conquer, dynamic programming, and greedy algorithms. It also lists common problem types addressed by algorithms like sorting, searching, and graph problems. Finally, it outlines the process for developing algorithms from understanding the problem to coding the solution.

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MCS-31 Block 1 Introduction To Algorithmics Unit-1 Elementary Algorithmics

By Kirit A. D. (MBA, PMP, ITIL, MCTS, Six Sigma Black Belt)


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Elementary Algorithmics Example of an algorithm Problems and Instances Characteristics of an algorithm Problems, Available tools & Algorithms Building Blocks of Algorithms Outline of Algorithmics

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Example of An Algorithm
Elementary Algorithmics Variable = Expression Find GCD Euclids Algorithm for Finding GCD of Two Natural Numbers m & n

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Problems And Instances


Elementary Algorithmics

Where a, b, c may be any real numbers except the restriction that a 0 Now, if we take a = 3, b = 4 and c=1 X = -1/3 or -1

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Characteristics Of An Algorithm
Elementary Algorithmics Finiteness Definiteness Inputs Output Effectiveness

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Problems, Available Tools & Algorithms


Elementary Algorithmics Multiplication 150 x 12
Standard Counting 150 twelve times la russe method

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Building Blocks of Algorithms


Elementary Algorithmics Variable expression Direct sequencing ie. Writing of the instructions, one after the other on successive lines, or even on the some line if there is enough space on a line and separated by some statement separator, by semi-colons and in the order of intended execution Procedure and Recursion
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Outline of Algorithmics
Elementary Algorithmics The problem, which has at least one algorithmic solution, is called algorithmic or computable problem.
Divide and conquer Dynamic programming The greedy approach Backtracking Branch and bound Searches and traversals
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Outline of Algorithmics
Elementary Algorithmics
Some of the problem types, enumerated below
Sorting problems Searching problems Linear programming problems Number-theory problems String processing problems Graph problems Geometric problems Numerical problems
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Outline of Algorithmics
Elementary Algorithmics
Understanding the Problem Analyzing the problem Capabilities of the computer system Approximate v/s exact solution Choice of appropriate data structures Choice of appropriate design technology Specification methods for algorithms Proving correctness of an algorithm Analyzing and algorithm Coding he algorithm
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