Graph Theory

CSCI-4260

Fundamental concepts and methods of graph theory and its applications to computing and the social and natural sciences. Topics include graphs as models, representation of graphs, trees, distances, matchings, connectivity, flows in networks, graph colorings, Hamiltonian cycles, traveling salesman problem, planarity. All concepts, methods, and applications are presented through a sequence of exercises and problems, many of which are done with the help of novel software systems for combinatorial computing.

4 credits
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Past Term Data

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2023
Graph Theory (4c)
  • George M. Slota
Seats Taken: 39/70
2022
Graph Theory (4c)
  • George M. Slota
Seats Taken: 62/70
2021
Graph Theory (4c)
  • George M. Slota
  • Shianne M. Hulbert
Seats Taken: 38/70
2020
Graph Theory (4c)
  • George M. Slota
Seats Taken: 42/60
2019
Graph Theory (4c)
  • George M. Slota
Seats Taken: 67/90
2018
Graph Theory (4c)
  • George M. Slota
Seats Taken: 55/71
2017
Graph Theory (4c)
  • George M. Slota
Seats Taken: 57/70
2016
2015
Graph Theory (4c)
  • Mark K Goldberg
Seats Taken: 30/40
2014
Graph Theory (4c)
  • Mark K Goldberg
Seats Taken: 24/40
2013
Graph Theory (4c)
  • Mark K Goldberg
Seats Taken: 32/40
2012
Graph Theory (4c)
  • Mark K Goldberg
Seats Taken: 36/40
2011
Graph Theory (4c)
  • Mark K Goldberg
Seats Taken: 39/40
2010
Graph Theory (4c)
  • Mark K Goldberg
Seats Taken: 37/50
2009
Graph Theory (4c)
  • Mark K Goldberg
Seats Taken: 29/50
2008
Graph Theory (4c)
  • Mark K Goldberg
Seats Taken: 17/50
2007