NCSC-6002  Computability and Complexity

Note: The following provides a suggested course description, objectives, and an outline. These may be modified pending discussion with the Faculty Chairs, proposing faculty, and other curriculum reviewers.

Course Description: Addresses concepts related to theoretical limits on computational solutions to inherently complex or undecidable problems. Topics include the Church-Turing hypothesis; decidability, the halting problem; time and space complexity; intractability; NP completeness.