COSC 30 Discrete Mathematics in Computer Science

This course develops the mathematical foundations of computer science that are not calculus-based. It covers basic set theory, logic, mathematical proof techniques, and a selection of discrete mathematics topics such as  combinatorics (counting),  discrete probability, number theory,and graph theory. The mathematics is frequently motivated using computer science applications.

Instructor

Jayanti (Fall), Chakrabarti (Winter), Chang (Spring)

Cross Listed Courses

ENGS 066

Prerequisite

Math 3 and COSC 10; or Math 3, Instructor Permission, and either COSC 1 or ENGS 20.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:QDS

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Offered

• Fall
• Spring
• Winter