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Essential Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science

by Harry Lewis, Rachel Zax

Publisher: Princeton University Press

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Print ISBN9780691179292
eText ISBN9780691190617
PublisherPrinceton University Press
Publishing Year2019
LanguageEnglish
Pages408

Essential Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science is an introductory textbook that establishes the mathematical foundation required for computational study. The text focuses on developing formal mathematical reasoning, conceptual understanding, and analytical problem-solving skills through the study of discrete mathematics.

The volume examines core mathematical structures, highlighting areas such as combinatorics and graph theory. Designed to be accessible, the presentation requires only precalculus preparation and supplies concise summaries of foundational calculus facts whenever those concepts are needed.

Organized into thirty-one short chapters that each address a single topic suitable for an individual class session, the book adapts to varied course syllabi. It is structured for introductory undergraduate courses, high school curricula, distance education, and independent self-study.

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