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Reddit mentions of Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in Java (3rd Edition)
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FIU CS Major Here Class of 99,
The school was much smaller back then, But curriculum and education was good and very competitive.
The Labs were VAX and Sun Sparc Stations back then but eventually migrated to Unix and Windows. Beginner's Programming was in Pascal, Intermediate was ADA and Advanced was C++ (I know for a fact that changed).
One notable thing:
My Data Structures professor wrote the book that was used in universities nationwide.
(might still be)
As far as University Life, there was very little to none, there's no "University Spirit" it's not in a College Town, its a true commuter school, you get there take classes and go home. (this may have changed a bit, but I think not)
EDIT: Black Listed by Tech Companies? Source or Confirmation? My class of 99 mates work for: (Oracle, IBM, EMC, VMWare, Motorola, Citrix, Fujitsu, and numerous Consulting Firms)
In this day and age, its more about what you know than what's on the paper.
If it makes financial sense go for it. FIU is as good as school as any other.
I used this book for sophomore and junior level courses. The Amazon reviews are terrible, however I remember thinking highly of it as I read it. It has been about 5 years, though.
For my data structures course, we used Weiss' book, but for C++. Here's his Java version: Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in Java