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Final practice CS105: Great Insights in Computer Science Michael L. Littman, Fall 2007 Rules 20 questions, 10 pts each Keep at least one empty seat between you and everyone else. Please write your answers directly on the pages. You may use your
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Lecture 5: Machine Language CS105: Great Insights in Computer Science Michael L. Littman, Fall 2006 Recap Using logic gates, we know how to do a bunch of things with bits: - test equality - if-then-else gate - select one bit from a set (universal g
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Chapter 2: Universal Building Blocks CS105: Great Insights in Computer Science A Few Gates A B C AND AND3 AND def AND3(A, B, C): x = A and B y = x and C return y A B C D OR OR4 OR OR y def OR4(A, B, C,D): return (A or B) or (C or D) IFTHENELSE5
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Chapter 3: Programming CS105: Great Insights in Computer Science The Vector We can build (or at least imagine!) lots of circuits. We can even think about state machines that use circuits to do various things over time. Were headed towards using t
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miniNim Theres a pile of objects, say 10. On her turn, a player can take away either one or two objects. Players alternate. The player to take the last object wins. Nim5Bot: Game Tree 5 left Lets start by considering the 5-object version. Well
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Preface: Magic in the Stone CS105: Great Insights in Computer Science Welcome! CS105: \"Great Insights in Computer Science\". Course is coming into its own. Instructional technologies - Using online course support (sakai) - iClickers for in-class i
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Preface: Magic in the Stone CS105: Great Insights in Computer Science Welcome! CS105: \"Great Insights in Computer Science\". Somewhat experimental course. Instructional technologies - Using online course support (sakai) - iClickers for in-class in
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Lecture 9: Compilers CS105: Great Insights in Computer Science Michael L. Littman, Fall 2006 Expressions With Variables evaluateTree: Took an expression tree (with Trues and Falses) as input and returned its value. What about an expression with va
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Lecture 26: Review CS105: Great Insights in Computer Science Michael L. Littman, Fall 2006 1: Introduction Computers are everywhere creating new capabilities. Computer science is the study of \"reduction\": making complex out of simple. Skill: Read
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