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Deficit5

Learning Discrete Math

I am looking for a good tutorial site for discrete math. I am hoping for examples, videos, applications, problem sets, etc. Khan academy would be great if they covered discrete math. I loved the teaching style of coolmath.com however they do not cover discrete either. Please help me reddit math gurus!

Posted Apr 15, 2010, 3:46 PM UTC · edited

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slikz•

I used A Short Course in Discrete Mathematics for my first logic course last year. To book includes short review questions at the end of each chapter and longer questions at the end of each section. Solutions are provided.

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Deficit5OP•

Thank you very much! I'll look into it this weekend.

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SmartAssX•

Discrete 2 is easy if that makes you feel better.

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RedditBeatsWork•

Really? When I took discrete 1 and 2 I thought 1 was much easier. Discrete 2 was easy but definitely not easier than 1.

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SmartAssX•

Yep :P

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Deficit5OP•

As I stated in the description, Khan Academy does not cover discrete math. If I am wrong, please let me know.

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lenish•

There is some combinatorics down there.

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