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🌿 CS305 — GRAPH THEORY 🌏

A concise introduction to graph models, core algorithms (search, MST, shortest paths, matchings, flows), theoretical concepts and applications, with lab implementations and complexity analysis. Prerequisite: discrete mathematics and programming.

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A first course in graph theory by Gray
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Graph theory with applications by Bondy
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Graph Theory - Deo
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