Fall 2013
Here's an advance welcome to W4203 Graph Theory for Fall 2013.
This is a broad-based introduction to graph theory. Some prior acquaintance with graphs is assumed, e.g. from a discrete math course or from models in EE or IEOR.
You can find a lot of course information on this, the class website.
The course textbook is Graph Theory and its Applications, by Jonathan L. Gross and Jay Yellen. Buy the 2nd Edition (available at Columbia bookstore, Amazon, etc)
The exam dates will be put up here. Lecture notes for the course will be posted on this website. The website is maintained by Timothy Sun (tim@cs).
See you in class.
--JG
Professor J L Gross
Department of Computer Science
Columbia University
New York, NY 10027
This is a broad-based introduction to graph theory. Some prior acquaintance with graphs is assumed, e.g. from a discrete math course or from models in EE or IEOR.
You can find a lot of course information on this, the class website.
The course textbook is Graph Theory and its Applications, by Jonathan L. Gross and Jay Yellen. Buy the 2nd Edition (available at Columbia bookstore, Amazon, etc)
The exam dates will be put up here. Lecture notes for the course will be posted on this website. The website is maintained by Timothy Sun (tim@cs).
See you in class.
--JG
Professor J L Gross
Department of Computer Science
Columbia University
New York, NY 10027