MATH 28 Introduction to Combinatorics

Beginning with techniques for counting-permutations and combinations, inclusion-exclusion, recursions, and generating functions-the course then takes up graphs and directed graphs and ordered sets, and concludes with some examples of maximum-minimum problems of finite sets. Topics in the course have application in the areas of probability, statistics, and computing.

Instructor

Hanlon

Prerequisite

MATH 8.

Degree Requirement Attributes

QDS

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Offered

• Winter