Catalogue · Faculty of Mathematics
MATH 210
Mathematics for Computer Science
MIT’s 6.042J: an introduction to discrete mathematics oriented squarely at computer science — proofs and induction, number theory, graphs, counting, and discrete probability. The mathematical maturity built here is what separates reading algorithms from being able to reason about them; take it before or alongside CS 220.
Syllabus
- proofs
- induction
- graph theory
- combinatorics
- discrete probability
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