Coursera – Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for the Computer Science Specialization 2023-8

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“Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for the Computer Science Specialization” is a series of computer science language courses; In this course, you’ll learn the mathematics that make up computer science and practice it with mathematical proofs and Python code. Computer language is a discrete mathematics whose mastery is required in various fields such as data science, machine learning and software development.

Skills you will learn in the “Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science” specialization course:

Graph hypothesis
Number theory
Cryptography
probability
Numerical induction
Theory of arguments
Discrete mathematics
mathematical logic
Random variables
Interpretation of probabilities
composition

Course details:

Editor: Coursera
Lecturers: Alexander S. Kulikov , Michael Levin and Vladimir Podolsky
Language: English
Level: Introduction
Number of courses: 5
Duration: Assuming 5 hours per week, 6 months

Courses for the introduction to discrete mathematics for the computer science specialization:

Introduction to discrete mathematics for the computer science specialization

Course requirements:

The only requirements we assume are basic math skills (e.g. we expect you to know what a square is or how to add fractions), basic Python programming skills (functions, loops, recursion), common sense and curiosity. Our target group is all people who work or want to work in IT, starting with motivated high school students.

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This collection includes 5 different courses.

2023/8 compared to 2021/4:

Course “Mathematical Thinking in Computer Science”: The duration has not changed and the number of 52 documents (tests, highlights, slides, etc.) has increased.

Combinatorics and Probability course: The duration has not changed and the number of 50 documents (quizzes, highlights, slides, etc.) has been increased.

Course “Introduction to Graph Theory”: The duration has not changed and the number of 45 documents (quizzes, highlights, slides, etc.) has been increased.

Number Theory and Cryptography Course: The duration has not changed and the number of 39 documents (quizzes, highlights, slides, etc.) has been increased.

Delivery Issue Course: The duration has not changed and 6 documents (quizzes, highlights, slides, etc.) have been increased.