Salisbury Labs 104 Friday, April 26th 7:00-8:30pm
D01 --W-- 11:00-11:50 FL311 - Xianjing Hu D02 --W-- 1:00- 1:50 FL311 - Linglong Zhu D03 --W-- 12:00-12:50 FL311 - Xika Lin
3:00-4:30 FLA22 - Yilan Liu
TA's Xika Lin (xika)
Linglong Zhu (lzhu)
SA's Xianjing Hu (SA) (leonora@wpi)
Yilan Liu (SA) (yilanliu91@wpi)
This course provides an introduction to the discrete mathematical structures especially those useful for computer science. Discrete mathematics includes topics on set theory, logic, algorithms, proofs, induction, relations, functions, orders of growth, recursion, graphs, searching, sorting, integer arithmetic, elementary number theory, codes.
This course is recommended background for: CS2223, CS3133, CS3431, ECE3801 and most of upper-level mathematics.
There will be a quiz each Friday.
The quizzes altogether count for 60% of your grade.
Dropped Quizzes: Saturday, April 20'th is Discrete Math Day at WPI. Each conference will attend, as a conference, one of the lectures. Those students attending with their conference will have their lowest quiz grade dropped. (Attending the lecture implies paying attention. No electronic devices will be used.)
There will one final exam, worth 40% of your grade.
Any missed quizzes will increase proportionately the amount of your grade allotted to the final exam. There are no makeup quizzes and there is no penalty for a missed quizzes.
The weighting allotted to these measures may have to be adjusted,
but that is not likely.