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| # | Exercise Title | Features | Description | Platform | Keywords |
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| 1 | Turing Machine Exercise: More a's | Automata Construction Exercise | User creates a Turing machine that recognizes the language with more a's than b's or c's. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 2 | Turing Machine Exercise: Reverse a String | Automata Construction Exercise | User creates a Turing machine that, given string W, outputs WW^R. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 3 | Turing Machine Exercise: Palindromes | Automata Construction Exercise | User creates a Turing machine that recognizes the language of palindromes on strings of a's and b's. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 4 | Turing Machine Exercise: Add an a | Automata Construction Exercise | User creates a Turing machine that adds an a to a string of a's. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 5 | Turing Machine Exercise: Accept Powers of 2 | Automata Construction Exercise | User creates a Turing machine that accepts strings of a's with the number of characters being a power of 2. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 6 | Turing Machine Exercise: Erase abc | Automata Construction Exercise | User creates a Turing machine that erases a string of a's, b's, and c's. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 7 | Turing Machine Exercise: Decide Powers of 2 | Automata Construction Exercise | User creates a Turing machine that decides if strings of a's have a length that is a power of 2. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 8 | Turing Machine Exercise: Keep abc | Automata Construction Exercise | User creates a Turing machine that moves over a string of a's, b's, and c's. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 9 | Turing Machine Exercise: Replace aba with aca | Automata Construction Exercise | User creates a Turing machine that replaces every substring aba with aca. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 10 | Turing Machine to Copy a String | Algorithm Visualization, Code Tracing Presentation | Slideshow presenting the execution of a Turing machine that copies a string. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 11 | Composition of Turing Machines | Programmed Instruction | Slideshow the formal conepts that support composition of Turing machines, which is a necessary step to building more complicated machines. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 12 | Turing Machines Deciding vs. Accepting Frameset | Programmed Instruction | Slideshow presenting the distinction between a Turing Machine that decides a language (always halts with a decision) vs. one that... | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 13 | Turing Machine Extensions Frameset | Presentation | Slideshow presenting various potential extensions to Turing machines, such as two-dimensional tapes, multiple heads, and non-determinism. Includes proofs that these... | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 14 | Visualizaiton of the Turing Machine that accepts a^n b^n c^n | Algorithm Visualization, Code Tracing Presentation | Detailed trace on some examples for a Turing machine that accepts the langugage a^n b^n c^n. | OpenDSA | Turing Machine |
| 15 | Turing Machines Introduction Frameset | Programmed Instruction | Slideshow introducing the concept of a Turing machine and its formal definition. | OpenDSA | Collision Resolution |
| 16 | Turing Machines Configurations and Terminology Frameset | Programmed Instruction | Slideshow presenting the concept of a configuration for a Turing machine, along with defintions for terms like halting, accepting, and... | OpenDSA | Collision Resolution |
| 17 | Insertion Sort Optimized with Shifting Proficiency Exercise | Tracing Exercise | Interactive algorithm proficiency exercise for optimized Insertion Sort. User clicks on array elements to reproduce the behavior of Insertion Sort... | OpenDSA | Insertion Sort, Code Tuning |
| 18 | Introduction Chapter for CS1: Review Questions 2 | Question, Battery | Intro to Software Design Week 1 battery of self-assessment questions: Turning micro-worlds into code. | OpenDSA | Software Design |