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Theory of computation / Theoretical computer science / Computability theory / Computer science / Alan Turing / Turing machine / Computational complexity theory / Computability / Reduction / Halting problem / Complexity / ChurchTuring thesis
Date: 2016-01-11 11:14:04
Theory of computation
Theoretical computer science
Computability theory
Computer science
Alan Turing
Turing machine
Computational complexity theory
Computability
Reduction
Halting problem
Complexity
ChurchTuring thesis

MCS 441 – Theory of Computation I Syllabus Lev Reyzin SpringTime and Location: M-W-F, 12:00-12:50pm, Lincoln Hall (TH) 205

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