CS 61B Lecture 1 - Course Overview

CS 61B: Data Structures - Fall 2006

Instructor: Jonathan Shewchuk

Fundamental dynamic data structures, including linear lists, queues, trees, and other linked structures; arrays strings, and hash tables. Storage management. Elementary principles of software engineering. Abstract data types. Algorithms for sorting and searching. Introduction to the Java programming language.

http://www.cs.berkeley.edu

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[volintine]

lecture starts at 17:15

[IrregularPineapples]

All about this course: what textbooks are used, lecture notes, pages to read for each lecture, homework, projects, midterms ( and their answers ) etc at cs.berkeley.edu/~jrs/61b/

[sad20since4]

STFU, it's berkeley they know what they're doing .. + "Open your eyes it was in Year 2006"

[sad20since4]

Thank you for sharing this, because we don't have a lot of money that we could study there.

[Francis Kisiara]

well in all fairness, there is professor Buckland - Richard Buckland. he is very good as well. Im just starting off on this guy and he already looks promising :) ... not sure if he is from the same uni but he is Aussie as well. anyway, I guess the institution is serious on channeling information properly to its students.

[Haluk Uğurlu]

Agreed %100. He really explained well the way I understand! 

[Altin Uku]

i have watch hundred and hundred of videoluectures about different arguments,..like java,c,algorithms,neural networks and so on...but guys belive me... this professor is the best that i have ever watch.

[Gulsun Eby]

You lost me at " * Learn Java." Too bad Brian Harvey's generation retired.

[clamato422]

Lecture starts at 18:44

[Trisha Acharyya]

his lectures r d best !!

[LeCigouave]

I'd like to hear more about that free mango lassi.

[NewCelt]

That's an interesting point. Not all US schools use blackboards. My college uses a combination of blackboards and Powerpoints depending on the classroom and the way the professor prefers to teach. A lot of times it's the older teachers that seem to stick with the blackboards because that's what they're used to. I've been in both types of classes and I'm not convinced that one is better than the other.