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Why we study LMC? by GOWRU BHARATH KUMAR
The document outlines the importance of studying LMC (Language, Machine, Computation) for computer scientists, emphasizing the need to understand computability and formal languages. It includes examples of how to design machines for specific tasks and lists various roles in the software industry related to these concepts. Additionally, it mentions the application of learned skills in real-world scenarios and provides a quiz link for assessment.
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Why we study LMC? by GOWRU BHARATH KUMAR
- 1. Why we studyLMC? by G BHARATH KUMAR Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science & Engineering
- 2. LMC also calledas • Automata Theory and Formal Languages (ATFL) • Formal Languages and Automata Theory (FLAT) • Theory of Computation (TOC)
- 3. Why? • Reason1:For acomputer scientist, it is necessary to study computability (to know what is computable), formal language (to design languages to write instructions for machines) and automation theory (to design computing machines). • Reason2:As students of computer science, we should know what is computable, and if it is computable, how it can be implemented on a machine.
- 4. Question 1. Design aMachine for switch off/on
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- 6. Question-2 2) Design amachine for the route Guntur-> secunderabad Hint: i. Guntur-> Vij ii. Vij -> Hyd iii. Hyd -> Sec iv. Vij -> Sec
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- 8. Question 3 3) DesignFinite Automata for the String 101
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- 10. Question 4 4) DesignFinite Automata for the String 100 or 101
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- 14. Education? • When youactually, Successfully apply what you learn in reality.
- 15. Non-Programmers? • Software tester •Product Manager • Researcher • Content writer • Student • Marketing consultant
- 16. Positions offered inSoftware Industry • Developer (Java, Dot net etc…) • Database Developer (PHP, SQL) • UI Developer • Digital marketer • Business Development Executive • Business Analyst • Graphic Designer • Technical support Specialist • Software tester • Product Manager • Researcher • Content writer • Student • Marketing consultant • HR Executive • Sales Executive
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