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What EECS 280 (Programming and Introductory Data Structures) covers
Covers algorithm development and effective programming in C++, including pointers, dynamic memory, recursion, abstract data types, linked lists, trees and unit testing.
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EECS 280 tutoring & homework FAQs
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Sessions cover the core topics listed in the University of Michigan catalog for EECS 280, including EECS 280, C++ programming, pointers, linked lists, data structures and related computer science and programming and software engineering concepts.
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