CS375 - Additional Notes / Readings

A link to the CLRS textbook (Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, Stein) to give you access to it via Colby's library.

Some LaTeX resources:

A recommended LaTeX resource, as presented on the website of Prof. Scott Taylor (Colby Mathematics).
Overleaf is a commonly used, browser-based editing environment for LaTeX; you are welcome to do your TeX-work in Overleaf, if you'd like. There's a Learn LaTeX in 30 Minutes guide from Overleaf, but I recommend that you also familiarize yourself with other LaTeX resources, such as those from Prof. Taylor's page mentioned above.
A few very simple LaTeX Templates and Samples (.tex file) (PDF file) that could be used for presenting algorithms and specifications. (It was originally put together for Colby's CS376, but it works equally well for CS375.)

Some example recursive algorithms and inductive arguments for CS375, to supplement our lecture notes. This document is made specifically for this CS375 course.