Review Algorithms
Review your course: Algorithms
Turn your algorithms courses into sheets with principles, pseudocode, complexities, invariants and execution examples.
How to make a good Algorithms study sheet?
An algorithms sheet should answer four questions: what problem is solved, how, with what complexity and under what assumptions. A small execution example helps check your understanding.
With Fichea, the starting source stays your course: import the document or text you actually have to learn. You can then use the sheet as a basis for studying and complete your practice with quizzes and flashcards.
Algorithms sheet examples
Example 1
Sheet on sorting algorithms
Import the matching chapter to produce a sheet faithful to your course, then check and complete the important points before studying.
Example 2
Sheet on recursion
Import the matching chapter to produce a sheet faithful to your course, then check and complete the important points before studying.
Example 3
Sheet on asymptotic complexity
Import the matching chapter to produce a sheet faithful to your course, then check and complete the important points before studying.
From course to review in 4 steps
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Import your course
Add the PDF or text of the chapter you have to learn.
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Organize the sheet
Fichea organizes the important concepts in a more readable study format.
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Check against your course
Reread the key points and keep your course material as the reference source.
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Move on to active recall
Use quizzes and flashcards to test what you can really recall.
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Start a Algorithms study sheet
Import the chapter you’re reviewing and turn it into a structured study resource.
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