A Short Course In Discrete Mathematics

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Title:A Short Course In Discrete S. Gill (Author), Bender, Edward A. (Author)Description:What Sort Of Mathematics Do I Need For Computer Science? In Response To This Frequently Asked Question, A Pair Of Professors At The University Of California At San Diego Created This Text Its Sources Are Two Of The University\'s Most Basic Courses: Discrete Mathematics, And Mathematics For Algorithm And System Analysis Intended For Use By Sophomores In The First Of A Two-Quarter Sequence, The Text Assumes Some Familiarity With Calculus Topics Include Boolean Functions And Computer Arithmetic; Logic; Number Theory And Cryptography; Sets And Functions; Equivalence And Order; And Induction, Sequences, And Series Multiple Choice Questions For Review Appear Throughout The Text Original 2005 Edition Notation Index Subject Index Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:DOVER PUBN INCPublication Date:2004-12-13Weight:0.8 lbsDimensions:0.6\'\' H x 9.2\'\' L x 6.1\'\' WNumber of Pages:240Language:English