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Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science (COMP20110)

  • 02-10-2013 03:06PM
    #1
    Mark158
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    Hi guys,

    has any one done this module: Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science (COMP20110) http://www.csi.ucd.ie/content/discrete-mathematics-computer-science-comp20110

    The lecturer doesn't use blackboard and I searched online but I couldn't find any useful information to help me with the module.

    I was hoping that someone who has done this module could recommend some useful sites or books etc

    thanks.


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  • #2
    Fad
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,231 ✭✭✭Fad


    Mark158 wrote: »
    Hi guys,

    has any one done this module: Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science (COMP20110) http://www.csi.ucd.ie/content/discrete-mathematics-computer-science-comp20110

    The lecturer doesn't use blackboard and I searched online but I couldn't find any useful information to help me with the module.

    I was hoping that someone who has done this module could recommend some useful sites or books etc

    thanks.

    There are essentially no resources for it, go to the lectures and tutorials.

    He uses some mad branch of discrete maths (predicate calculus? predicate logic? Cant remember) that I have never seen in any book, I have seen things resemble it (ie, the symbols look sort of like what he covered...) but nothing that covers his content.

    Program Construction is even more fun (but he does provide some notes for it, that are at least a little bit useful).


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