Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science

In the world of theoretical computer science, we dive into the algorithmic depths, skibidi style. It is not just about solving specific problems, but exploring the edge of computability. We will ship some dank insights on whether certain problems can be computed, and if so, what resources are required. Formal models are our goons here, helping us tackle the formal language of algorithms. Lowkey, some problems might just be unsolvable, like determining if a program terminates. By the end, you will be sigma level in formalism, armed with tools to navigate complex concepts, making sense of the weirdness in information processing.