Description
This course teaches you the fundamentals of logic, proof techniques, induction/recursion, counting, advanced counting (not as easy as it sounds!), relations, and graph theory. These mathematical tools are essential to doing and understanding computer science / computer engineering.
The primary emphasis of the course is mathematical reasoning and problem solving. Equipping you with specific skills (such as tools for solving recurrence relations) is important, but only a secondary goal of this course. You won't find many plug-and-chug type of problems to solve. Many of the problems will require original thought, instead. This is true for the homeworks, quizzes, and exams.
See the syllabus for more details.
General Information
Announcements
Reminder: our final exam is on Wednesday, Dec 11, from 12:30pm to 2:30pm in the regular classroom.
I've posted some sample final exams.
I'm in the office now (noon on Friday) and I'll be here until 5pm.
I will be mostly in the office all next week until the final exam. You're welcome to stop by, but you might want to call first in case I'm in a meeting or if I've stepped out of the office for a moment. My cell phone is 352 359 2812 .
There is a faculty meeting Tuesday from 11am to noon, so I'll be out of the office then.
I have posted a suggested HW 14 on Piazza. This is ungraded, but I will pick at least
one question from this HW to put on the final exam, either verbatim or slightly modified.
I will post the solutions shortly.
Title: hw14_ungraded.pdf
http://www.piazza.com/class_profile/get_resource/hky1wcfqrbq6s0/horlowsy1nd23a
You can view it on the course page: https://piazza.com/ufl/fall2013/cot3100/resources
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Timothy A. Davis | When? Where? |