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Georgia Tech OMSCS (s9e1) - CS6515 Intro to Grad Algorithms

CS6515 - Intro to Graduate Algorithms was the last big hump I had in my journey through the Georgia Tech OMSCS program. Intro to Graduate Algorithms felt different from any other course I have taken in the OMSCS program both from a content and a grading perspective. CS6515 - Intro to Grad Algorithms puts a HUGE enfaces on the exams, making up a total of 75% of the final grade. The remaining 25% is made from a combination of HWs, Polls, and Coding Projects. While Intro to Grad Algorithms may seem like a massive challenge to overcome, take each HW a step at a time and you will be able to pass the class and finish the OMSCS program. As I said in the video, one of the best ways to study for each exam was to look over the HW and also make sure to understand the wikidot questions for that section. Check out the wikidot here: http://omscs.wikidot.com/courses:cs6515 Lastly, here is a FREE PDF of the Dasgupta textbook you will need while taking CS 6515 - Intro to Graduate Algorithms: http://algorithmics.lsi.upc.edu/docs/... Sadly, Joves notes are only open while taking the class so I am unable to provide them as they contain answers to questions you will be asked during the course. Don't forget to check out the CS6515 - Intro to Graduate Algorithms page on the Georgia Tech website here: https://omscs.gatech.edu/cs-6515-intr... To start this series from the beginning, click the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3jyD... I hope you enjoyed the video, if you did, leave a like and subscribe to the channel! If you have any questions or special video requests, leave a comment. VIDEO CONTENT - TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Intro 0:53 - What is the class about? 2:00 - Grading 5:16 - HW Assignments 9:04 - Polls and Coding Projects 11:08 - Exams 20:03 - Average student breakdown 20:57 - Pros and Cons 23:41 - Outro