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    This document outlines the syllabus for a Discrete Mathematics course taught by Minhajul Bashir. It details that student assessment will be based on attendance, assignments, class tests, a midterm exam, and a final exam. It describes that there will be two assignments, four class tests held on specific dates, and that the midterm and final exams will follow university rules. It also provides the course code of conduct, communication policies, topics to be covered including logic, sets, functions, induction, counting, recurrence relations and graphs. It explains that discrete mathematics is the mathematics of discrete objects and is important to computer science because computers operate using discrete values and representations.

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    CSE 2213

    DISCRETE
    MATHEMATICS
    Course teacher: Minhajul Bashir

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 1
    MARKS BREAKDOWN
    Assessment type Marks
    Attendance 5
    Assignment 5
    Class test 20
    Mid-term Exam 30
    Final Exam 40

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 2
    ASSIGNMENT
    One assignment before Mid-term and one before Final
    Marks of both will be averaged

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 3
    CLASS TESTS
    Will be held in 6th, 11th, 18th and 23rd class
     Exact dates will be given in LMS

    Best 3 will be counted

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 4
    MID-TERM AND FINAL
    Will be taken centrally
    As per the rules of the authority

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 5
    CODE OF CONDUCT
    Join the classes regularly
    Pay attention and try to solve the problems
    Attend the tests with adequate preparation
    Submit the assignments timely
    Inform me of any problems before time

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 6
    MATERIALS
    Class materials will be given in LMS
    The Facebook group will be used as a discussion forum and a means of notification

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 7
    COMMUNICATION
    The allowed communication media are email, phone, LMS message and Facebook
    Group.
    Use of IM like Messenger, Whatsapp, Viber, Imo is strongly prohibited.

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 8
    SO, LET’S BEGIN!!!

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD
    WHICH TOPICS WILL WE
    COVER?

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD
    LOGIC AND PROOFS
    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 11
    SETS AND
    FUNCTIONS
    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 12
    MATHEMATICAL
    INDUCTION
    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 13
    COUNTING
    PROBLEMS
    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 14
    RECURRENCE
    RELATIONS
    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 15
    GRAPHS AND TREES
    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 16
    BUT WHY DO WE CALL
    IT DISCRETE MATH??

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD
    DISCRETE MATH IS THE
    MATH OF DISCRETE
    THINGS

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD
    MATH OF DISCRETE THINGS
    Propositions, predicates, graphs, trees are discrete objects
    Counting, induction, recurrence involve discrete objects and techniques
    Even the sets/functions we discuss will involve discrete objects

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 19
    SO, WHY STUDY DM AS A
    CS COURSE???

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD
    COMPUTER IS A
    MACHINE OF DISCRETE
    OBJECTS!!!

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD
    MACHINE OF DISCRETE
    OBJECTS
    Memory units are divided into bits (0 or 1) – discrete entity!!!
    Even continuous quantities (like real numbers) are represented as discrete entities!!!
     Approximations of real numbers to a very large precision

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 22
    DISCRETE MATH IS THE
    BASE OF COMPUTER
    SCIENCE!!!

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD
    BASE OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
    Logics, proofs, sets, functions, recurrence, graphs, trees …
    Basic building blocks of more advanced CS topics like data structures, algorithms,
    …
    Basic building blocks for problem solving!!!

    10/29/2022 MINHAJUL@CSE.UIU.AC.BD 24

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