Matt comment on MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lectures 1 and 2: Analysis of Algorithms

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August 20, 2008, 05:31

So, I've taken and taught this class (as a TA, that is), and the one thing I need to emphasize to anyone that wants to really go through this class through OCW... the bulk of the learning in this class is in the problem sets. They are hard. They are very hard. They normally took a good 8+ hours each for a solid group of 2-4 MIT CS students.

I haven't looked at the OCW versions, but don't waste the material by looking at the solutions before you have a good struggle with them. As a student, and as a teacher, they were by far the most important aspect of the class.