Intermediate Portfolio for Algorithms Student Learning Objective - CS 351 - Prof. Mark A. , Exams of Data Structures and Algorithms

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The Intermediate Portfolio for the

Algorithms Student Learning Objective

A Requirement for CS 351 (Data Structures and Algorithms)

Your Name

Date

Table of Contents

• I. The Algorithms Student Learning Objective ........................
  • A. Work Sample I .................................................................
    • 1. Introduction ...................................................................
    • 2. Link ...............................................................................
  • B. Work Sample II ................................................................ - 1.Introduction ................................................................... - 2. Link ...............................................................................
  • C. Reflection Document ........................................................

C. Reflection Document

The reflection document must be at least 500 words. You must  explain what designing, implementing, and analyzing an algorithm means  explain how each of your work samples demonstrates your abilities with respect to this SLO. One work sample might address designing an algorithm. The other work sample might address analyzing an algorithm. However, both work samples might address both designing and analyzing an algorithm. Some work sample should address your ability to implement an algorithm. The work samples however have to be different algorithms.  Reflect and self-assess on your strengths and weaknesses in terms of designing, implementing, and analyzing an algorithm as indicated by these work samples and by your work in general. Identifying areas that you can improve is not a negative. In fact, it reflects that your self-assessment is more accurate, then a self-assessment that says that you are great at everything.