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CS 32 Introduction to Computer Science II
10 student-built study tools for CS 32 Introduction to Computer Science II at University of California, Los Angeles.
Spring 2022
- Open CS 32 Stacks & Queues — Interactive Study App
SimulatorCS 32 Stacks & Queues — Interactive Study Appby Keroshan PillayThis interactive study app covers stacks and queues for CS 32 at UCLA, including LIFO vs FIFO principles, push/pop/enqueue/dequeue mechanics, array versus linked-list implementations, real-world applications like infix-to-postfix conversion, and practice questions with worked examples.David A. Smallberg · Spring 2022Made about 2 months ago - Open CS 32 Hash Tables Study AppStudy toolCS 32 Hash Tables Study AppStudy toolCS 32 Hash Tables Study Appby Keroshan PillayThis CS 32 Introduction to Computer Science II study app from UCLA focuses on hash tables, providing interactive content to help students understand this key data structure covered in Professor David A. Smallberg's Spring 2022 course.David A. Smallberg · Spring 2022Made about 2 months ago
- Open CS 32: Inheritance & Polymorphism — Interactive Study AppStudy toolCS 32: Inheritance & Polymorphism — Interactive Study AppStudy toolCS 32: Inheritance & Polymorphism — Interactive Study Appby Keroshan PillayCS 32 Introduction to Computer Science II at UCLA covers inheritance and polymorphism concepts through an interactive study app. The tool helps students visualize object-oriented programming principles and class hierarchies essential to the course material.David A. Smallberg · Spring 2022Made about 2 months ago
- Open CS 32 Graphs Study App: BFS, DFS & DijkstraStudy toolCS 32 Graphs Study App: BFS, DFS & DijkstraStudy toolCS 32 Graphs Study App: BFS, DFS & Dijkstraby Keroshan PillayCS 32 Introduction to Computer Science II study app covering graph algorithms including breadth-first search, depth-first search, and Dijkstra's algorithm. UCLA students can use this interactive tool to visualize and practice fundamental graph traversal and shortest-path techniques from Professor Smallberg's Spring 202David A. Smallberg · Spring 2022Made about 2 months ago