CS 473: Useful Resources

Illinois course materials
Lecture notes, slides, lab handouts, homeworks, and exams are available for several past semesters of algorithms classes at Illinois. For each class, I've listed only the most recent iteration for each instructor, but several older semesters are also available.
Course materials elsewhere
Sadly, it has become significantly less common for instructors to post their lecture notes/slides, homeworks, lab handouts, and so on to the open web. Most(?) instructors either lock their course materials inside walled gardens (Piazza, Moodle, Stellar, etc.) or delete them entirely when the course is over. Here are some useful exceptions.
MOOCs
Both Coursera and Udacity are offering complete algorithms courses, with videos, readings, and automatically graded exercises. By necessity, these courses tend to focus more on implementation and less on proofs and open-ended design than CS 374 or 473. I have included only MOOCs with videos that are always freely available.
Textbooks
For students who prefer an actual dead-tree reference, we recommend the following textbooks. The campus bookstore probably doesn't have them, but they're cheaper online anyway. I've asked Grainger Library to put copies of all these books on reserve.
Book? Wake up and smell the Internet, grandma!
Review
For review of prerequisite material, we strongly recommend the following online resources. (This stuff is also covered in several dead-tree textbooks, but really, why bother?)
Programming contests
...which (at least at the advanced levels) are really algorithm design contests where you also happen to write some code.
Other
We'll add more links here as we discover them. Suggestions are welcome!