โ Scribed by Eric Gossett
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For one-semester undergraduate Discrete Mathematics courses for math and computer science majors. This exceedingly well-written text equips students to apply discrete mathematics and provides opportunities for practice of the concepts presented. A semester of Calculus is useful for reasons of sophistication.
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Introduction -- Sets, Logic, and Boolean Algebras -- Proof -- Algorithms -- Counting -- Finite Probability Theory -- Recursion -- Combinatorics -- Formal Models in Computer Science -- Graphs -- Trees -- Functions, Relations, Databases, and Circuits
For one-semester undergraduate Discrete Mathematics courses for math and computer science majors. This exceedingly well-written text equips students to apply discrete mathematics and provides opportunities for practice of the concepts presented. A semester of Calculus is useful for reasons of sophi
This book is too elementary for advanced students (upper undergraduate, graduate or above), * even non-math majors *, and even if you have never taken a course on math proofs or logic. You won't find much in this book that you haven't already gotten from other sources or learned "the hard way".