A User-Friendly Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science by W.A Labuschagne

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A User-Friendly Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science by W.A LabuschagnePublisher: UNISA Press, June 2012 Paperback, 316 pages What mathematical skills do you need to understand computers and the problems they can solve? This book introduces the basic ideas of set theory, logic and combinatorics. Intended for those who work alone and whose experiences of mathematics have in the past perhaps been somewhat intimidating, the book adopts an informal tone and chats to the reader as a well informed friend might. In addition to

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