CSE 34151 Theory of Computing: Spring 2018
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  CSE34151 Silicon Valley Home Page

Description: Introduction to formal languages and automata, computability theory, and complexity theory.

Text: Intro to Theory of Computation, International, 2nd or 3rd Ed., Michael Sipser with ERRATA Version 3.

Classroom: SV Facility - Tusdays/Thursdays, 2:15-3:30 PST

Class Website: https://www3.nd.edu/~kogge/courses/cse30151-sp18/

Instructor: Prof. Peter Kogge. Office Hours T.B.A

TA:Jonathan Baker: email: jbaker10@nd.edu Office hours 7pm+ PST (via email and/or Slack)

Course Details: See Administration

Honor Code: ND Honor Code. CSE Guide to Honor Code

Final Week(s)

Thursday May 3: Exam Review In Hamilton Classroom
Assignment Answer Keys
Sunday May 6: 2-4pm Final Exam
Reading: Book 7.3, 7.4
Table of Languages
Assignments
Extra Credit initial version posted. Due Friday May 4, 11:59pm. Available sensors
Other A simple spreadsheet TM simulator. See the Instructions Tab for details. You are free to use this for practice, homework, and/or checking out 1-tape TM designs for project 3. For homework, a printout of a sheet with a working design is sufficient.
Using the Arduino Due
Tutorial on TIKZ tool for drawing state diagrams. http://madebyevan.com/fsm/
On-line state diagram program
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