Lectures related to Information, Computation, and Society

Covers the Needleman-Wunsch algorithm for optimal protein sequence alignment using dynamic programming and scoring methods.

Explores the fundamentals and applications of Bezier curves, focusing on their construction, properties, and practical uses in design and modeling.

Covers the basics of algorithms, their historical significance, pseudo-code representation, and practical tasks in computational thinking.

Covers integer programming, dynamic programming, and optimal solutions complexity.

Explores cost-benefit analysis in decision-making, emphasizing ethical considerations and societal values.