Algoma University College
Mathematics 2056
Discrete Mathematics II
Fall 1996/97
(Tuesday and Thursday: 4:00 - 5:15 pm)

Instructor: Dr. Pawan J. Lingras

Description:
MATH 2056 is an extension of the discrete mathematics in MATH 1056. It is a central course for mathematics and computer science majors. The main focus of this course is graph theory.

Course Outline:
WEEKTOPIC Chapter.Section
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1RELATIONS: Properties6.1
2Representations: 0-1 matrices and digraphs 6.3
2Equivalence relations 6.5
3Partial ordering 6.6
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3GRAPH THEORY: Introduction, Isomorphisms 7.1-7.3
4Connectivity 7.3-7.4
5Eulerian graphs 7.5
5Hamiltonian graphs 7.5
6Planar graphs 7.7
6Graph coloring 7.7
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7TREES: Applications 8.1-8.2
8Spanning trees 8.5
9Minimal Spanning trees 8.6
9Shortest path and travelling salesman problem 7.6
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10BOOLEAN ALGEBRA: DNF's and CNF's 9.1-9.2
11-12Logic gates, Karnaugh maps 9.3-9.4
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13FINITE STATE MACHINES 10.2
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14RECURRENCE RELATIONS 5.2
Text:
Rosen, K.H. 1995. Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications, Third Edition, McGraw-Hill, Inc., Toronto.

Tentative Marking Scheme
Assignments 20
Test -1 (Oct. 22, 1996) 17.5
Test - 2 (Nov. 26, 1996) 17.5
Quizzes (in class) 10
Final 35
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Total 100