Discrete mathematics appropriate for computer applications. Topics may include graphs,sets,logic,mathematical induction,functions and relations,sequences and series matrices,combinatorics,Boolean algebra,algebraic structures,and computer implementation. These sections are linked in a Learning Community. The receipt for this fee will be given to the instructor for materials. This MATH 900 section includes both hands-on and lab components using PC computers.
Some assignments require the use of on-campus resources.
The receipt for this fee is to be given to the instructor for materials. No prior computer training is required. Fast-paced review of computations with whole numbers,fraction and decimals,and applications of ratio,proportion and percent to practical problems. The receipt for this fee will be given to the instructor for materials. A student may begin this course at any time from August 20 through November 5 and finish by the end of the semester.