Lecture 20: Data Structures and Algorithms - RIchard Buckland UNSW

Introduction to Searching (part II). Lectures 21-50 have been recorded and will be posted commencing July 2010. (see my comment below)

The first few minutes of the video are the last few minutes of the break where we have been discussing task 2 - which will be a searching task. This is lecture 20 of COMP1927 "Data Structures and Algorithms" by Richard Buckland UNSW.

[ladookie]

These lectures are awesome. I cannot express how much I have learned watching these lectures. They are aiding me tremendously in obtaining my degree in computer science. Looking forward for lectures 21-50 to be posted.

[Vindignatio]

@BucklandRichard
2nd year student in computer engineering at Concordia University in Canada, and I find this awesome. Thank you very much!

[dodexodus]

This man is brilliant! Despite not talking about KMP, this lecturing was inspiring, a lot of respect for that man.

[velikidecjimeda]

Came here for the KMP algorithm, but this guy is so awesome that i've stayed and watch the entire video

[dobraOsoba]

@BucklandRichard Oh man. Another course!!! Seriously, can't wait! I was getting quite sad that in 10 videos I'll be almost finished with your videos, but I see that it's not the case! you made my day...11 months before today, unknowingly...

[driftsami]

u r the best ever sir... pls put allhe C++ lectures if u can...pls pls pls... u r da BEST

[ABHIMANYUpeace]

Thanks a lot Richard for your effort in helping others. You dont have any idea how much you have helped students who can't afford teachers like you.
PS Keep

[BucklandRichard]

@jegr64 and @everyone-who-has-posted-here : thanks so much for your supportive comments, I am very happy if the lectures are helping others than simply the students in the class. I'm flat out teaching COMP2911 at the moment. That finishes shortly and I should then have time to resume uploading the 1921 lectures 21-50, and then the 2911 lectures 1-50.

best regards,
richard

PS students and fellow teachers: please do post comments if you find the videos useful, or suggestions if not. they help!

[rockys]

your teaching style roxx...so do the videos shown by you in between lectures....waiting for lectures on greedy and DP...thnx for the upload :)

[sendashish]

Hello Mr. Buckland,
Your lectures are awesome, please upload your remaining videos along with comp 2911 videos. I really need to know about OOP, please do it as soon as possible. You told to do it in july... now we are in mid of july... I really wish I cud do my BTECH again from UNSW under your

[JFrameMan]

best instructor I've ever seen. these teaching skills are amazingly effective.

[shyguyv]

i already know most of datastructure .. though i watch these videos anyway, there is always more to learn .. resourceful, entertaining, inspirational .. thank you very much for awesome uploads .

[somjk]

I absolutely love your videos and this coming from a 10+ year experienced professional programmer, i wish i had a tutor like this during my grad school days! Im really looking fwd to your videos 21-50, i see that you did mention it would be out in July 2010, you set a date for it yet?

[BucklandRichard]

@somjk1 thank you somjk1! i am finishing off marking COMP2911 at the moment. It might be the last week of july when i can resume uploading. sorry for the wait!

[dobraOsoba]

Yeah. Was the extension lecture filmed? I'd love to see it!

[nitishmd]

Thank you professor, greetings from Carnegie Mellon

[sendashish]

@BucklandRichard

I would like to give a suggestion.... The assignments which you discuss in lectures of comp 1917 and 1927 ....etc, please make their specification/ problem statement public so that those who are listening to ur lectures can also try that!!!
I wasnt able to find viking number thing anywhere on Internet, same with the sudoku Solver if interface file is available we can make those assignments on our machines.... Thank you

[DrGenius]

@Richard Buckland: Great lecture series! Have been watching them all including the 1917 series. Any ideas on when lectures 21 and up will be posted? Thanks in advance and keep up the good work.

[QuanSai]

I love this man.

Please let me into your school!

[noone]

at 9:04 you say its a depth first search when you're describing breadth first search(not sure if thats whats its called).
by the way, love the lectures :)