Applied Discrete Structures (Ken Levasseur, et al.)

 
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Applied Discrete Structures (Ken Levasseur, et al.)

The majority of the foundational ideas covered in a one-semester discrete mathematics course are found in this book.

It correlates to the material covered in Discrete Structures I, a course that all students majoring in computer science, mathematics, or information technology at Umass Lowell must take.

The majority of the essential ideas covered in a one-semester discrete mathematics course are contained in this Part 1 of Applied Discrete Structures. It correlates to the material covered in Discrete Structures I, a course that all students majoring in computer science, mathematics, or information technology at Umass Lowell must take.

Discrete Structures Ii at Umass Lowell is an example of a second-semester course that would typically employ Part II - Applied Abstract Algebra. The American Institute of Mathematics has accepted Applied Discrete Structures as part of its Open Textbook Initiative. Visit http://www.aimath.org/textbooks/ for additional information on open textbooks.

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Published
Published Date / Year
(August 26, 2016); eBook (Creative Commons Licensed, May 2021)
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CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US
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496 pages
eBook Format
HTML and PDF (576 pages, 8 MB)
ISBN-10
1365355942
ISBN-13
978-1365355943

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