Profesor: |
Dr. Rogelio Dávila Pérez |
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General objective of the course: |
At the end of the course the student will be able to:: |
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- Reasoning in a formal and rigorous way using the Formal Logic.
- Use the Mathematical Induction as a method for reasoning and proof theorems.
- Use Graphs to model data structures.
- Apply the Mathematical Logic, Graph Theory, Sets, Functions and Relations in the solution of problems.
- Apply the Mathematical Logic, Graph Theory, Sets, Functions and Relations in the management of data.
- Recognize the importance of sustaining the solution of problems with fundamental theory and models.
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Evaluation: |
- First Partial Examination (25%)
- First exam 90%
- Activities and Homeworks 10%,
- Total 100%
- Second Partial Examination (35%)
- Second exam 90%
- Activities and Homeworks 10%,
- Total 100%
- Final Examination (40%)
- Final exam 90%
- Activities and Homeworks 10%,
- Total 100%
- TOTAL EVALUATION
- 2 partial examinations: 25% + 35% = 60%
- Final examinationl: 40%,
- Total: 100%
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Textbook: |
- Epp, Sussana S., “Discrete Mathematics with Applications”, Last Edition, Thomson Brooks/Cole.
- Rosen, Kenneth H., “Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications”, 7th Edition, McGraw Hill.
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