CIS 720: Introduction to the Theory of Computation - Spring 96

GENERAL INFORMATION

Instructor - Jim Royer

Office: Sci-Tech Building, Room 3-004 (3rd floor across from the freight elevator)
Email: royer@top.cis.syr.edu
Office Phone: 3-1028
Home Phone: 442-9011 (dire emergencies only)
Office Hours: TBA

Texts

Computability, Complexity, and Languages, Martin Davis, Ron Sigal, and Elaine Weyuker, Academic Press, 1994.
Computation and Complexity: From A Programming Perspective, Neil Jones, Winter 96 draft.

Homeworks

There will be a homework every two weeks. I will grade some strict subset of the problems assigned.

Tests

None.

Grading

Your final grade will depend on your work on the homeworks.

Cheating and Plagiarism

Don't. If I discover any cheating or plagiarism, the guilty parties will receive failing grades in the course and be reported to the director and the dean. You are free to talk to other people in the class about problems, but I do not want joint submission of homeworks.

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Last noted modification: 16 January 1996

Jim Royer / royer@top.cis.syr.edu