CS 28503 credits
CS 2850: Networks
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- Examines network structures and how they matter in everyday life. Explores computing, economic, sociological, and natural network phenomena using graph theory and game theory.
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- Computer Science
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Professors who have taught CS 2850
- David Easley
- Jon Kleinberg
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