Blog Post : Dynamic Programming

Week 14 (Dynamic Programming) 33 unread replies.33 replies. All students are expected to signup for one blog post per semester using this Spreadsheet on first come first basis (Links to an external site.). No more than 35 students can signup per week. Everyone is welcome to like or comment on their peers’ post. The content of the blog post could be anything that you find useful related to the week’s topic. Be creative here. It could be a new data structure or algorithm not covered that particular week but you find it to be useful, using a certain syntax to define a particular data structure in C++ over another, a design decision you think is valuable, a visualization technique that helped you understand that week’s material, etc. Again be creative and think about what was useful for you to better understand a certain topic, will be useful for your peers or why is this important. Expectations [Required]: The blog post should align with the topic you chose for a particular week. Since this carries two percentage points of your final grade we expect this would be a critical reflection and you would spend anywhere between 3-6 hours on researching, writing, and refining the article before posting it. Cite resources where you are getting the information from. Expectations [Recommended]: Try to keep it short and concise (Preferably within 100-300 words). Uses images or info-graphics. Don’t use copyrighted images and try to create your own graphics. Have a heading for your article that illustrates your content. Have a one sentence clear Key Takeaway for your peers at the end of your article. Grading: Alignment with the chosen topic [0.5 point] Clarity [0.5 point] Efficacy or Usefulness [0.5 point] Appropriate citations [0.5 point] —————————————————– those files I attached below are other students’ workbcqs. so not 100% guarantee.