This study takes its point of departure in academic scholarship that points to how programming – reading and writing code is the literacy future, other words, non-specialized competence should be acquired education parity with traditional skills. The goal shed light on can orchestrated break outworn dichotomy between ‘two cultures’ C. P. Snow formulated as a gap between, one hand, natural scien...

In this lecture, we consider online network design and a new analysis framework based on tree embeddings introduced in [3]. We will start with the most basic online network design problem called the online Steiner tree problem. Then, we review the necessary background on tree embeddings for the analysis framework and apply the framework to analyze a natural greedy algorithm for the online Stein...

1 Recap Last lecture we started to look at how we could realize any two-party functionality for any number of faults in the F CRS-hybrid model. In this lecture we will finish this discussion and extend it to the multi-party case. We will also note that we can get rid of the CRS in the case of an honest majority. All the material in this lecture is taken from [CLOS02]. In more detail, we follow ...

Many discrete optimization problems are naturally modeled as an integer (linear) programming (ILP) problem. An ILP problem is of the form max cx Ax ≤ b x is an integer vector. (1) It is easy to show that ILP is NP-hard via a reduction from say SAT. The decision version of ILP is the following: Given rational matrix A and rational vector b, does Ax ≤ b have an integral solution x? Theorem 1 Deci...

BACKGROUND The increasing adoption of electronic health records (EHRs) has been associated with a number of unintended negative consequences with provider efficiency and job satisfaction. To address this, there has been a dramatic increase in the use of medical scribes to perform many of the required EHR functions. Despite this rapid growth, little has been published on the training or assessme...

Preface These are live-texed lecture notes for a course taught in Cambridge during Michaelmas 2013 by Burt Totaro, on a hodgepodge of topics at the intersection of algebraic topology and algebraic geometry. An unfortunate side effect of live-texing is that it tends to introduce a lot of errors, which are solely the fault of the scribe. If you find any, please let me know at

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