Introduction to Discrete Mathematics

Author: Wang Yuanyuan et al.
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: The content of this book is arranged according to the teaching syllabus for discrete mathematics issued by the State Education Commission and references the IEEE & ACM CC2001 curriculum. It is a revised version of the author's original work "Discrete Mathematics" (1994, Science Press). The book covers the fundamental theories of the four major branches of discrete mathematics: mathematical logic, graph theory, set theory, and abstract algebra. It not only emphasizes the systematic and comprehensive nature of discrete mathematics content but also highlights its close connection with computer science. The book is characterized by a well-structured layout, systematic content, and innovative explanations. The material is appropriately selected, with clear and fluent narration, scientifically rigorous arguments, and thoughtfully chosen examples and exercises, striving for a perfect balance of scientific rigor, practicality, utility, and readability. The book is accompanied by a teaching CD-ROM containing classroom teaching software and extracurricular self-study software. It can serve as a textbook and teaching reference for undergraduate and junior college students in computer science and related fields, as well as a learning resource for computer hardware and software researchers and developers, application professionals, and university graduates preparing for postgraduate entrance examinations.