hey guys,
i took some programming courses(C++,matlab,assembly);
but i find it hard to write some advanced program because i am weak in algorithm,
so i need to take a course in algorithm,maybe you can give me a reference name or a website that can help me?
thank you in advence

 

This may help: http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-111882377X.html

John

 

hey guys,
i took some programming courses(C++,matlab,assembly);
but i find it hard to write some advanced program because i am weak in algorithm,
so i need to take a course in algorithm,maybe you can give me a reference name or a website that can help me?
thank you in advence

You might be suffering from mythical imprinting. This is the mistaken notion that complex software springs from a mythical source fully formed and operational. Nothing could not be further from the truth. The actual process is called successive refinement. It starts with a divide an conquer approach -- you break the problem down into manageable pieces and you develop them one at a time. If it meets your requirements then you are done. If it has serious flaws then you throw it away in whole or in part and you start over again with a different design.

Learning algorithms is a worthy pursuit, but it is not the magic bullet that you seek,

 

An algorithm is simply the sequence used to solve the problem.
So you first draw a flow chart of what you want the program to do.
Then you should use some form of structured programming to avoid spaghetti-code, and develop subroutines to do the various tasks in the flow chart blocks.
These subroutines are then tied together by calls to the subroutines from the main program.

 

When I first started, for me, algorithm mean DSP. In this case, look here:
http://www.dspguide.com/