Theory of Automata | Theory of Computation & Formal Language
Brief and Concise tutorial that introduces the fundamental concepts of Automata and Formal Languages
Description
This is the most comprehensive course available on Udemy touching on this subject matter and the only course to cover such a large portion of this subject . ( At the time of posting )
This course is designed to provide the student with an opportunity to gain or enhance the basic concepts of Automata. The purpose of this course is to equip you with the tools that will help you understand advanced topics without the help of a teacher
Or If you are taking an Automata course in your university / College, this course will make sure that you pass with flying colors and stay at the top of your class
We'll take you step-by-step through engaging video tutorials and teach you everything you need to know
Why take this course ?
A survey of Stanford grads 5 years out asked which of their courses did they use in their job. Basics like Programming took the top spots, of course. But among optional courses, Automata Theory stood remarkably high (3X the score for AI, yeah this high)
Can you hear that noise? It is the sound of a thousand brilliant theorems, applications and tools laughing in automata-theoretic heaven.
Languages and automata are elegant and robust concepts that you will find in every area of computer science
Languages and automata theory, besides an insane number of practical applications, provide a very significant intellectual service. We can think about problems ranging from formatting zip codes to decision procedures for monadic second order logic in uniform and uncluttered conceptual space. How amazing is that!
Don't worry the Course will be very simple and Easy to follow through
What You Will Learn!
- How Machines make Decisions
- Define Languages descriptively and recursively
- Create Deterministic Finite Automatan ( DFA ) , Transtition Graph ( TG) , Generalized Transition Graph ( GTG )
- Depict Languages through Regular Expression ( RE )
- Create Nondeterministic Finite Automatan ( NFA )
- Convert NFA to DFA
- Generate Context Free Language (CFL) through Context Free Grammar (CGL)
- Express Language words through Trees
- and Much More!
Who Should Attend!
- If you are an absolute beginner to Formal Languages or Automata, then take this course.
- Anyone wondering how do machines make decisions
- Anyone taking an Automata course in his/her university
- Anyone interested in Machines
- Computer Science students