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Thursday, June 2, 2016

Mario Brothers is hard -- in a computational sense.  That is, figuring out the optimal strategy is hard (according to research at MIT).  Better understanding where a game fits in computational theory puts us closer to understanding how computationally hard real life is.  These are questions probed in a computational theory course (such as CSE 460 at MSU).
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