Lecture Notes in Discrete Mathematics
Author : Marcel B. Finan, Department of Mathematics, Arkansas Tech University
Publication Date : November 2002
Excerpts from the Preface:
This book is designed for a one semester course in discrete mathematics for sophomore or junior level students. The text covers the mathematical concepts that students will encounter in many disciplines such as computer science, engineering, business, and the sciences.
Besides reading the book, students are strongly encouraged to do all the excercises. Mathematics is a discipline in which working the problems is essential to the understanding of the material contained in this book. Students are encouraged first to do the problems without referring to the solutions. Solutions to problems found at the end of this book can only be used when you are stuck. Exert a reasonable amount of efforts towards solving a problem before you look up the answer, and rework any problem you miss.
Students are strongly encouraged to keep up with the exercises and the sequel of concepts as they are going along, for mathematics builds on itself.
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Author : Marcel B. Finan, Department of Mathematics, Arkansas Tech University
Publication Date : November 2002
Excerpts from the Preface:
This book is designed for a one semester course in discrete mathematics for sophomore or junior level students. The text covers the mathematical concepts that students will encounter in many disciplines such as computer science, engineering, business, and the sciences.
Besides reading the book, students are strongly encouraged to do all the excercises. Mathematics is a discipline in which working the problems is essential to the understanding of the material contained in this book. Students are encouraged first to do the problems without referring to the solutions. Solutions to problems found at the end of this book can only be used when you are stuck. Exert a reasonable amount of efforts towards solving a problem before you look up the answer, and rework any problem you miss.
Students are strongly encouraged to keep up with the exercises and the sequel of concepts as they are going along, for mathematics builds on itself.
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