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Information about a homework assignment for the computer science senior seminar i class taught by professor gary locklair during the fall 2006 semester. The assignment involves solving problem 1 from chapter 22 of the new turing omnibus, which requires students to create a different minimum spanning tree and show the contents of the list l and the order of tree construction for each iteration of the minspan algorithm.
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CSC 490 – Computer Science Senior Seminar I Professor Gary Locklair Written Homework Assignment #3 Fall 2006 Chapter 22 in The New Turing Omnibus – Minimum Spanning Trees Solve Problem 1 (create a “different” minimum spanning tree). For each iteration of the MINSPAN algorithm, show: a) the “contents” of L, (for example L = {CD:5, DG:7, BD:10}) and b) show construction of the tree by identifying the order in which “bold” lines (the tree) are created. That is, create a diagram and label the tree edges with an ordinal number (1st, 2nd^ , 3rd, etc). {15 points} CSC 490 – Computer Science Senior Seminar I Professor Gary Locklair Written Homework Assignment #3 Fall 2006 Chapter 22 in The New Turing Omnibus – Minimum Spanning Trees Solve Problem 1 (create a “different” minimum spanning tree). For each iteration of the MINSPAN algorithm, show: a) the “contents” of L, (for example L = {CD:5, DG:7, BD:10}) and b) show construction of the tree by identifying the order in which “bold” lines (the tree) are created. That is, create a diagram and label the tree edges with an ordinal number (1st, 2nd^ , 3rd, etc). {15 points}