CO 650Combinatorial Optimization

Aug 26, 2019 CO 450/650 (Combinatorial Optimization) with Chaitanya Swamy? 7 points, 2 comments

u/AllenHW: “Do people have ideas about either the course (Combinatorial Optimization) or the instructor (Chaitanya Swamy)?https://uwflow.com/course/co450 Difficulty level, relative to other 400-level courses, style of the prof, etc. Thanks!”

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Oct 28, 2017 Any way to disable UWCourseLinker from posting? 16 points, 26 comments

“posting a reply to my comment I find the bot annoying.”

u/Jackhofmann: “PSYCH 483 PSYCH 484 PSYCH 485 PSYCH 486 PSYCH 490R PSYCH 499A PSYCH 499B PSYCH 499C PSYCH 621 PSYCH 630 PSYCH 677A PSYCH 704A PSYCH 704B PSYCH 707 PSYCH 710 PSYCH 714 PSYCH 717 PSYCH 720A PSYCH 721A …”

u/Jackhofmann: “… CO 330 CO 342 CO 351 CO 367 CO 370 CO 372 CO 442 CO 450 CO 456 CO 485 CO 499 CO 602 CO 642 CO 650 CO 681 CO 685 CO 739 CO 749 CO 750 CO 789 COGSCI 300 COGSCI 600 COMM 231 COMM 421 COMM 431 COMM 433 COOP 1 COOP 10 COOP 12 COOP 1G COOP 2 COOP 2G COOP 3 COOP 4 COOP 5 COOP 6 COOP …”

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Aug 10, 2015 What are the textbooks used in graduate CO courses? 1 point, 2 comments

u/shingeku: “I tried looking but can't find any information for the official textbooks currently being used in CO 642 (Graph Theory), CO 650 (Combinatorial Optimization) and CO 666 (Continuous Optimization)?”

u/maaaath: “It varies by term/professor. A common/standard choice of textbook for CO 650 is "Combinatorial Optimization" (http://www.amazon.com/Combinatorial-Optimization-William-J-Cook/dp/047155894X)”

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Aug 3, 2015 CS/math graduate-level courses 3 points, 7 comments

“I'm starting a CS master's program in September, and I'm trying to figure out which courses to register in. I asked my supervisor, and the only one he suggested I take is offered in the winter term. …”

u/maaaath: “… If you're already familiar with linear programming/optimization, I recommend any of CO 650, 652, 663, and 671 (afaik, 663 and 650 are the only ones offered in fall). …”

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Oct 2, 2011 Any tips for getting involved in research / generally planning for grad school applications? (C&O) 3 points, 5 comments

“I've been told that you can talk to your professors to see if they, or anyone they know, need a research assistant, and that this can be very helpful when it comes to being accepted into graduate …”

u/JodoYodo: “Heyo I'm a C&O Masters student, I'll chime in a bit on this. I started networking with profs around my 2nd year, not in a really deep sense but just getting to know them. …”

u/JodoYodo: “I'll be honest, I wouldn't count on it unless you've taken a lot of cross-listed grad courses like CO 452/652 or CO 450/650 and done okay in them. If you've just been taking regular undergrad courses and your average is below 80, your chances aren't great. …”

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