In this lecture, Prof. Grimson explains basic search and sort algorithms, including linear search, bisection search, bubble sort, selection sort, and merge sort.

In this lecture, Prof. Grimson continues discussing different classes of algorithmic complexity, including logarithmic complexity, polynomial complexity, and exponential complexity.

In this lecture, Prof. Grimson introduces algorithmic complexity, a rough measure of the efficiency of a program. He then discusses Big "Oh" notation and different complexity classes.

This in-class question demonstrates how subclasses are constructed in Python.

This in-class question explains how and why class attribute getters and setters are important in Python.

In this lecture, Dr. Bell continues the discussion of Object Oriented Programming in Python, with an emphasis on data control, inheritance, and subclasses.

This in-class question demonstrates how a custom class method can be constructed in Python.

This question explains the how a class method changes a attribute is altered in Python.

This in-class exercise demonstrates class method construction in Python.

This in-class question explains the how a class instance is initialized in Python.

This in-class question demonstrates class definitions in Python.

In this lecture, Dr. Bell introduces Object Oriented Programming and discusses its representation in Python.

This in-class question demonstrates the use of exceptions in Python.

This in-class question demonstrates error codes in Python.

This in-class question explains aspects of testing, including path-completeness and boundary conditions.

In this lecture, Dr. Bell discusses testing, debugging, and exceptions and assertion statements in Python.

In this lecture, Prof. Grimson introduces the concept of recursion and the Python dictionary data type.

This in-class exercise demonstrates list how aliasing affects other list operations in Python.

This in-class exercise demonstrates more simple list operations in Python, including indexing, extending, sorting, and deleting.

This in-class question demonstrates basic list operations in Python.

This in-class question demonstrates tuples in Python, including the difference between tuples and strings.

In this lecture, Dr. Bell introduces compound data types, such as lists and tuples, and explains the concepts of aliasing, mutability, and cloning.

This in-class question demonstrates how functions can be used as arguments in other functions in Python.