tudent's Solutions Guide for Use with Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications Kenneth H. Rosen and Kenneth Fodorsrosen

By:

Rosen K.H. Kenneth H. Rosen

Contributor(s):

Fodorsrosen K. Kenneth Fodorsrosen

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Boston. McGraw-Hill College 2002.Edition: 5thDescription: vii,502p.: ill.; 28 cmISBN:

9780072474770

LOC classification:

DUCE QA39.3.R67

Summary: Designed for undergraduate courses in Discrete Mathematics found in either the Mathematics or Computer Science Departments, this text offers a strong view of the core topics and a wide variety of optional ones. This flexible organization allows the text to fit into a wide array of course outlines. Topics presented using five central themes - mathematical reasoning, combinatorial analysis, discrete structures; algorithms are treated as a central theme of the course and described in both English and Pascal-like pseudocode; and combinatorics are extensively covered including counting techniques and graph theory.

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Designed for undergraduate courses in Discrete Mathematics found in either the Mathematics or Computer Science Departments, this text offers a strong view of the core topics and a wide variety of optional ones. This flexible organization allows the text to fit into a wide array of course outlines. Topics presented using five central themes - mathematical reasoning, combinatorial analysis, discrete structures; algorithms are treated as a central theme of the course and described in both English and Pascal-like pseudocode; and combinatorics are extensively covered including counting techniques and graph theory.

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