COMP 2501: Discrete Computer Structures I
Undergraduate course · Adjunct Professor, Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico, Panama Campus, Fall 2023
Role: Adjunct Professor (part-time)
Institution: Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico, Panama Campus
Taught: Fall 2023 (1 section)
Credits: 3 · Prerequisite: MATH 1500 Precalculus
Area: Computer science
About the course
The first course of the discrete mathematics sequence for computer science majors: the logical and mathematical foundations used to reason about programs and to model computational problems. 45 hours of lecture and laboratory.
Topics
- Propositional logic and rules of inference
- Set theory and the algebra of sets applied to computing problems
- Proof by mathematical induction
- Graphs and trees as representations of models
- Introduction to matrix theory
This course is a prerequisite for COMP 2502 Discrete Computer Structures II.
My teaching
- Developed the course materials and delivered lectures, practice sessions and tutorials.
- Assessed student progress through exams, assignments and projects, with individualized feedback and academic advising.
Course description based on the official course catalog of Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico.
Recommended citation: Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico, Panama Campus · Fall 2023 · 1 section · 3 credits