% Syllabus for CS 2620 fall semester 2008--09, RG

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\noindent Armstrong Atlantic State University \hfill August 19, 2008\\
Department of Computer Science \hfill Fall Semester 2008--09\\

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{\large \sc Computer Science 2620\\[.1in]

Discrete Structures for Computer Science\\[.1in]

(Syllabus)}\\[.1in]
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{\sc Instructor:} \= Dr.~Raymond Greenlaw \\
\> Science Center 128 \\
\> 344-2988\\
\>e-mail: ray.greenlaw@armstrong.edu
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{\sc Prerequisites:}\\
CSCI 1302 and MATH 2072\\

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{\sc Catalog Description:}\\
Introduction to propositional and predicate logic; naive set theory; relations
and functions; graphs; induction and recursion; counting techniques.\\

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{\sc Required Text Book:}  
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Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications (Sixth Edition)\\
by Kenneth Rosen\\
McGraw-Hill\\
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{\sc Office Hours:}\\  
These will be posted outside of my door and announced in class.\\

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{\sc Grading:}\\
The course grade is based on assignments (30\%), midterms (40\%),
final project (20\%), and final presentation (10\%).\\

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{\sc Homework Assignments:}\\ There will be regular homework assignments.
Students are strongly encouraged to submit homework typeset in \LaTeX\/.
The lowest score on an assignment will not factor into the grade.  \\

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{\sc Midterms:}\\
We will have two one-class period exams.  Dates to be announced
in class.\\

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{\sc Final Project:}\\
The final project will involve research on a recent topic in discrete
mathematics.  A list of topics will be circulated in class.  Projects
are due on December 2.\\

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{\sc Final Presentation:}\\
During the last week of class each student will make a brief
presentation of the final project.\\

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{\sc Policies:}\\
Turn all assignments in on time.  No late work will be accepted.\\

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{\sc Honor Code:}\\
Students must follow the Armstrong Atlantic honor code.  See pages
350--361 of the catalog.  All graded work in this course is to be your
own.

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