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Discrete Mathematics: Logic Essentials
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(15 ratings)
55 students

Discrete Mathematics: Logic Essentials

A Complete Introductory Course with Quiz
Created byAmin Ali
Last updated 5/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Introduction to Discrete Mathematics and History
  • Logic and Propositional Statements
  • Building Propositional Logic
  • Symbols and Variables
  • Truth Tables and Basic Key Terms for Logic

Course content

3 sections • 12 lectures • 31m total length

  • Introduction to Discrete Mathematics2:24

    Explore the foundations of discrete mathematics, with a focus on logic essentials, forming and translating between logical expressions and English sentences, and applying standard propositional logic notations to problems.

  • History of Logic1:47

    Aristotle, the father of logic, introduced a formalized system for reasoning and outlined three book types; his works were preserved by a pupil and later discovered and taken to Rome.

  • Logic, Statement and Proposition1:51

    Learn the rules of logic, distinguish valid and invalid arguments, and apply propositions, declarative sentences, and propositional logic to computer circuits, programming, and software development.

  • Propositional Statements Examples Sets2:49

    Identify declarative sentences and propositions, determine their truth values, and distinguish non-propositions such as questions or variable expressions, using examples like China is a country and grass is green.

  • Practice Test 1
  • Practice Test 2

Requirements

  • Basic Mathematics Knowledge

Description

This course facilitates students to build up and increase the understanding of discrete mathematics with special emphasis on computer science practical applications. The key topics includes Propositional Logic, its history, developing and understanding logic statement, propositional variables and propositional connectives and variables. The courses covers some useful with examples and quizzes. the course also describes how to manipulate compound statements as well.

Who this course is for:

  • Undergraduate Mathematics
  • Undergraduate Computer Science
  • Undergraduate Data Science
  • Undergraduate Engineering
  • Learners who want to review Discrete Math
  • Anyone interested in learning Basics of Discrete Mathematics and Logic in a simple way

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