Lecture Schedule (Subject to Change)


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Notice: Students are responsible for reading assigned materials prior to the lecture in which they will be discussed.


Lecture # Date Topics Readings Slides
1 1/06 (Wed) Administrivia and course introduction - -
2 1/11 (Mon) Propositional logic 1.1 [PDF]
3 1/13 (Wed) Logic puzzles, propositional equivalence 1.2 - 1.3 [PDF]
- 1/18 (Mon) No class (Martin Luther King Jr.) - -
4 1/20 (Wed) Predicates and quantifiers 1.4 [PDF]
5 1/25 (Mon) Logic programming, nested quantifiers 1.4 - 1.5 [PDF]
6 1/27 (Wed) Rules of inference, Introduction to proofs 1.6 - 1.7 [PDF]
7 2/01 (Mon) Proof methods and strategies 1.8 [PDF]
8 2/03 (Wed) Sets 2.1 - 2.2 [PDF]
9 2/08 (Mon) Set identities, Functions 2.2 - 2.3 [PDF]
10 2/10 (Wed) Functions, Sequences 2.3 - 2.4 [PDF]
11 2/15 (Mon) Integers, Modular arithmetic 4.1 [PDF]
12 2/17 (Wed) Primes, GCDs, Representations 4.2 - 4.3 [PDF]
13 2/22 (Mon) Mathematical induction 5.1 [PDF]
14 2/24 (Wed) Strong induction 5.2 [PDF]
15 2/29 (Mon) Midterm review - -
16 3/02 (Wed) Midterm - -
- 3/07 (Mon) No class (Spring break) - -
- 3/09 (Wed) No class (Spring break) - -
17 3/14 (Mon) Recurisve definitions, Structural induction 5.3 [PDF]
18 3/16 (Wed) Counting basics 6.1 [PDF]
19 3/21 (Mon) Counting basics, Pigeonhole principle 6.1 - 6.2 [PDF]
20 3/23 (Wed) Permutations, Combinations, Binomial coefficients 6.3 - 6.4 [PDF]
21 3/28 (Mon) Generalized permutations and combinations 6.5 [PDF]
22 3/30 (Wed) Discrete probability 7.1 - 7.2 [PDF]
23 4/04 (Mon) Probability theory 7.2 [PDF]
24 4/06 (Wed) Bayes' theorem 7.3 [PDF]
25 4/11 (Mon) Expected value and variance 7.4 [PDF]
26 4/13 (Wed) Relations, representations 9.1, 9.3 [PDF]
27 4/18 (Mon) N-ary relations 9.4 [PDF]
28 4/20 (Wed) Course wrap-up and exam review - -