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23 reviewsfor The Second Edition Of This Text For Freshman And Sophomore Mathematics And Computer Science Majors, Anderson (university Of South Carolina) Has Added More Coverage On Proofs, Especially In The First Chapter, And More Problems That Involve Proofs, Plus More Material On Computer Science Applications And Matrices, And Coverage Of Finite States With Output And Turing Machines. True-false Questions, Summary Questions, And A Glossary Are Now Included At The End Of Each Chapter In This Edition. Coverage Includes Logic, Set Theory, Algorithms, Graph Theory, Trees, Combinatorics, And Algebra. The Text Is Intended For A One- Or Two-term Course In Discrete Mathematics, And Assumes Only College Algebra As Background. Annotation © 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, Or
booknewsanderson (university Of South Carolina) Emphasizes The Development Of Proofs In This Textbook For A Two-term Course In Discrete Mathematics. The First Eight Chapters Can Be Used For A First-level Course That Covers Logic, Set Theory, Algorithms, Trees, And Number Theory. The Remaining 14 Chapters Include Groups, Lattices, Combinatorics, Finite Differences, Graph Theory, And Networks. Annotation C. Book News, Inc., Portland, Or (booknews.com)
Placing each topic in context, this text covers concepts associated with discrete mathematical systems that have applications in computer science, engineering, and mathematics. It introduces basic concepts and also covers graphs, trees, recursion, algebra, theory of computing, and combinatorics. It contains many examples to reinforce the concepts.