by David Harel and Yishai Feldman
Publisher | Pearson Education |
Language | English |
Book type | Paperback |
Utgiven | 2004-04-22 |
Edition | 3 |
Pages | 536 |
ISBN | 9780321117847 |
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Preface
Acknowledgments
PART I. PRELIMINARIES
1. Introduction And Historical Review
or, What's It All About?
2. Algorithms And Data
or, Getting It Done
3. Programming Languages and Paradigms
or, Getting It Done by Computer
PART II. METHODS AND ANALYSIS
4. Algorithmic Methods
or, Getting It Done Methodically
5. The Correctness of Algorithms
or, Getting It Done Right
6. The Efficiency of Algorithms
or, Getting It Done Cheaply
PART III. LIMITATIONS AND ROBUSTNESS
7. Inefficiency and Intractability
or, You Can't Always Get It Done Cheaply
8. Noncomputability and Undecidability
or, Sometimes You Can't Get It Done At All!
9. Algorithmic Universality and Its Robustness
or, The Simplest Machines That Get It Done
PART IV. RELAXING THE RULES
10. Parallelism, Concurrency and Alternative Models
or, Getting Lots Of Stuff Done at Once
11. Probabilistic Algorithms
or, Getting It Done by Tossing Coins
12. Cryptography and Reliable Interaction
or, Getting It Done in Secret
PART V. THE BIGGER PICTURE
13. Software Engineering
or, Getting It Done When It's Large
14. Reactive Systems
or, Getting It to Behave Properly Over Time
15. Algorithmics And Intelligence
or, Are They Better at It Than Us?
Postscript
Selected Solutions
Bibliographic Notes
Index
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