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TTh 12:30-1:50 PM OHE 100C EE 581: Mathematical Foundations for Computer Aided Design of VLSI Circuits Suggested schedule Item #1: How to prove theorems Item #2:Mathematical Programming Item 2a: Another solution technique Item #2b: Dynamic programming--no this is not a new computer language Item #3: Graph theory Item #2c: Backtrack programming Item #5: Counting, enumeration and generating functions Item #6a: Annealing as an example of a heuristic Item #6b: Genetics as an example of a heuristic procedure Item #6c: A fast solution technique * TTh 12:30-1:50 PM OHE 100C EE 581: Mathematical Foundations for Computer Aided Design of VLSI Circuits VLSI chip M A N U F A T U R I N G V E R I F I C A T I O N D E S I G N T E S T CAD 680 681 Prerequisite: EE581 TCAD 658 577 THE FOUNDATION 581 THE PROCESS ? THE END RESULT ? THE TOOLS ? WHY YOU MUST TAKE EE581 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN VLSI EE577b EE681*--CAD II EE658--Testing Year 2 optional EE477--VLSI EE680*-- CAD I EE581--Mathematical Foundations EE577a-- VLSI CS455--C Data Structures Year 1 Spring Fall Time: TTh 12:30-1:50 PM Where: OHE 100C--DEN Instructor: M.A. Breuer * Requires EE581 Direct Inductive Contradiction Contrapositive Exhaustive … Because I say so Oh, it’s trivial You can finish the rest by yourself This is a drawing of George Dantzig, my teacher at UC Berkeley, and the father of Linear Programming. It consists of a tour over a graph using a heuristic solution to the traveling salesperson problem. Yes, this class covers graph theory, linear programming and many other algorithmic techniques for solving combinatoric problems. How does Divide and Conquer help these teenage heroes solve large combinatoric problems? Well, I’m not sure, but I sure know how to use it to solve problems on a computer. Do you? Trees Forests Cyclic Steiner Spanning Chords Directed Color Tours Paths Dual Rectangular dual … Have you ever gotten lost while hiking? If so, did you backtrack along your path until you got to a