Jordan University of Science and Technology

Department of Mathematics and Statistics

Math 241 (Discrete Mathematics)

                        Semester: Second                                                         Year: 2001/2002

Week Section Subject
1 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
1.1 Sets, Definition and Notations.
2 1.2Operations on Sets, Properties of Sets
1.5Review of Matrices
3 Appendix AAlgorithms and Pseudocode.
4 2.1Propositions and Logical Operations
2.2Predicates, Quantifiers, Conditional Statements
5 2.3Methods of Proofs, Formal Proof
2.4Mathematical Inductions.
6 4.1Product Sets and Partitions
4.2Relations and Digraphs
7 4.3Paths in Relations and Digraphs
4.4Properties of Relations and Digraphs
4.5Equivalence Relations
8 4.6 Computer Representations of Relations and Digraphs
4.7, 4.8 Operations on Relations, Transitive Closure.
9 5.1Functions
5.2Functions for Computer Science
10 5.3Growth of Functions
5.4Permutation Functions.
117.1, 7.2Trees: Labeled Trees
12 7.3 Tree Searching
13 7.4 Undirected Trees, Spanning Trees
7.5 Minimal Spanning trees.
14 9.1 Semigroup, Homomorphism and Isomorphism
15 9.3 Groups
16 Final exams

Grading Policy:

First Exam:
25 %
Second Exam
25 %
Assignments
10%
Final Exam
40%

Text Book:

Kolman, Busby, and Ross. Discrete Mathematical Structures, Fourth Edition. Prentice Hall, 1996.

References:

  1. Skvarcius, Robinson. Discrete Mathematics with Computer Science Applications, 1986.
  2. Kenneth and Kalmanson. An Introduction to Discrete Mathematics and its Applications, 1986.
  3. Rosen. Discrete Mathematics and its Applications, Third Edition. Mc Grow Hill, 1995.

Previous Exams

  1. 1st_2000.pdf
  2. 1st_2001.pdf

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  1. 2nd_1.pdf
  2. 2nd_00.pdf

 


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