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I am taking Discrete right now, it does include some combinatorics but there is a class that goes into them more in-depth. Already took Calc I, II, III, and Di
by manvsmachine 19y ago
I am taking Discrete right now, it does include some combinatorics but there is a class that goes into them more in-depth. Already took Calc I, II, III, and Diff. Eq's as an AE major (kinda rusty though). Linear Algebra is required for the minor, so it's good that it may prove useful. Other than Discrete, do any courses typically emphasize set theory?
- nostrademons 19y agoAt my college, set theory was kinda the foundation for most of the advanced math courses. You got a basic introduction in Discrete, then there was a standalone Set Theory course (isn't there one at your university?), then you needed it for Mathematical Logic, Groups Rings & Fields (the abstract algebra course), and probably a few others.
- manvsmachine 19y agoI found it, they hid it under the name "Introduction to Advanced Mathematics"