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Lecture Notes
Professor Xingde Jia, Texas State University
These are some of the lecture notes
that I wrote when I taught the corresponding classes at Texas State
University over the years. I did put in some effort at the time
when I wrote them. However, I did not come back to the notes to
improve them nor did I make corrections. Please be reminded that
there are typos and errors in the notes. You are welcome to use
these notes in classrooms as they fit. Please drop me a line if
you do use it as a reference. Of course, your comments and suggestions
are most welcome. My email is jia@txstate.edu.
Thank you for visiting. —xdj
This set of lecture notes was written when I taught a graduate
course on elementary number theory at Texas State University in
the summer of 1997, which is a one semester introductory course.
Because of the tight time schedule, I did not finish what I had
planed to have in the notes. I hope I can finish them next time
when I teach the course again. The lecture notes are also
suitable for a undergraduate number theory course with appropriate
selection of topics.
| Applied Discrete Mathematics |
Last Update: August 31, 2006 |
There are two one-semester courses in discrete mathematics for Computer
Science undergraduate majors at Texas State University. We also have
a one-semester course in discrete mathematics at the graduate level,
which is more or less the combination of the two undergraduate courses.
Because of my research area, I have been teaching these courses many
times. Over the years, I cumulated a lot of lecture notes on the subject.
Professor Diana Gu is a graph theorist in the Department, who also
taught these courses many times, and she also had piles of lecture
notes. Here are some of them.
Logic Theory
Sets, Relations and Functions
Representations of
Real Numbers Using different Bases
Introduction to Boolean
Algebra
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