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Graph Theory

Petr Hliněný
FI MU Brno, CZ
(Petr Hliněný) This page gives supplementary information for students about the subject MA010 Graph Theory at FI MU Brno, CZ.
The subject is generally taught in Czech language only(!), and these information are provided for foreign students so that they can follow the subject on their own...
14 September 2010


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MA010:

Graph Theory

2010

doc. RNDr. Petr Hliněný, Ph.D. (KTP FI MU)

Graph Theory

lecture 2, class exercises 1, select another -,  eng angličtina

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St 8:00--9:50 D3 Office hours FI, B405: Mon 10-12 Wed 11-12

Supplementary teachers: RNDr. Jan Bouda, Ph.D. (VDVS FI MU), RNDr. Robert Ganian (stud FI MU),

Tutorials: MA010/01 každý sudý čtvrtek 8:00--9:50 B410, MA010/02 každý lichý čtvrtek 8:00--9:50 B410, MA010/03 každé sudé úterý 12:00--13:50 B003, MA010/04 každé liché úterý 12:00--13:50 B003, MA010/05 každé sudé úterý 18:00--19:50 B011, MA010/06 každé liché úterý 18:00--19:50 B011,

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Course objectives. This is a standard course in graph theory. Basic concepts, graph properties (with simplified proofs), formulations of usual graph problems, and abstract-level algorithms for their solving, are presented. Although the content of this course is targetted at CS students, it is accessible also to others.
At the end of the course, successful students shall understand in depth and tell all the basic terms of graph theory; be able to reproduce the proofs of some fundamental statements on graphs; be able to solve new simple problems; and be ready to apply this knowledge in (especially) computer science applications.

Prerequisites. Basic mathematics, sets, relations, induction (roughly corresponding to the mathematical parts of IB000).

Course organization. MA010 is taught weekly 2-hour lectures, with bi-weekly 2-hour compulsory tutorials. Since this is a mathematical subject, the students are expected to learn the given theory and be able to understand and compose mathematical proofs. Memorizing is not enough! All the study materials, demonstrations, and study agenda are presented through the online IS syllabus.

The resulting grade is taken from a term test (20%), voluntary bonus work (arbitrary), and a final written exam (80%). The written semester test for 20 points can be repeated (corrected) once, and at least 10 point score is strictly required before the final exam. Possible bonus points and penalties for not attending the compulsory tutorials count towards this limit. The final written exam for 80 points consists of a 40 point part about basic graph terms and their applications, and a 40 point advanced part in which students have to come with solutions and proofs of rather difficult problems. More then 50 points in total is required to pass.

Teacher's information. Since 2009, MA010 is primarily taught in English. Much more information regarding course curriculum and examination can be found in the online syllabus in IS: "http://is.muni.cz/el/1433/podzim2010/MA010/index.qwarp"

Předmět MA010 je od roku 2009 vyučován primárně anglicky (některá cvičení budou stále česky). Informace v angličtině mají přednost, české materiály jsou doplňkové.


    Actual term news

 

Gr.Th: MA010 starting   (14.09. 10, 09:15)

Dear students,
the first lecture of MA010 is coming soon. For your successful and comfortable studies, do not forget the following key points:
* Read the extensive online syllabus "http://is.muni.cz/el/1433/podzim2010/MA010/index.qwarp" which also contains all the "stable" information about our course and the full study materials.
* Read frequently the actual course announcements at "https://is.muni.cz/auth/df/aktuma010/".
* Do not forget to come to your selected tutorial which is compulsory.


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Faculty of Informatics MU Brno, CZ
14 September 2010

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