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| + | MATH 2603 is a 4 credit hour course in Discrete Mathematics. |
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| − | Mathematician and CompScist. |
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| + | == Topic List == |
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| + | * Logic |
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| + | * Sets, relations, functions |
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| + | * Bijection and cardinality |
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| + | * Equivalence relations and partitions |
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| + | * Induction and recursion |
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| + | * Algorithms |
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| + | * Combinatorics |
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| + | * Probability |
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| + | * Graphs |
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| + | * Trees |
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| + | == Prerequisite Knowledge == |
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| + | The GaTech math department formally requires having passed a calculus course. |
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| + | Calculus is used very little, or not at all, in the course. The calculus prerequisite only shows that you are able to learn mathematics at this level. |
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| + | == Equivalent Courses == |
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| + | MATH 2602, titled "Linear and Discrete Mathematics". |
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| + | There is a large overlap with topics in [[CS 2050]], although this course focuses more heavily on number theory and topics related to computing. |
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| + | == Resources == |
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| + | * The 2019 textbook was ''Discrete Mathematics with Graph Theory'' by Goodaire and Parmenter. |
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| + | [[Category:Courses|^MATH^MATH]] |
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| + | __FORCETOC__ |
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Revision as of 20:00, 17 February 2025
MATH 2603 is a 4 credit hour course in Discrete Mathematics.
Topic List
- Logic
- Sets, relations, functions
- Bijection and cardinality
- Equivalence relations and partitions
- Induction and recursion
- Algorithms
- Combinatorics
- Probability
- Graphs
- Trees
Prerequisite Knowledge
The GaTech math department formally requires having passed a calculus course.
Calculus is used very little, or not at all, in the course. The calculus prerequisite only shows that you are able to learn mathematics at this level.
Equivalent Courses
MATH 2602, titled "Linear and Discrete Mathematics".
There is a large overlap with topics in CS 2050, although this course focuses more heavily on number theory and topics related to computing.
Resources
- The 2019 textbook was Discrete Mathematics with Graph Theory by Goodaire and Parmenter.
