Texts

• Discrete Mathematics with Applications, 4th Edition by Susanna Epp, Thomson Learning 2010.
• Errata (Please check here if you think you found a mistake in the text or have undue confusion)
  
  

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Important Dates

January 19: First lecture
March 3: Midterm 1
April 12: Midterm 2
April 28: Last lecture

Final: self-scheduled (calculator and two cheat sheets allowed)

Grading

There are two midterms and a final. Homeworks consist of problem sets. All homeworks and exams will receive a numerical score. Guidelines of letter grades corresponding to lab/exam score levels will be given during the semester. At the end of the semester, a total score (to which the corresponding final grade is assigned) will be calculated from a weighted average of all scores according to the following weights:

Homeworks: 20%
Midterms: 20% each
Final: 40%
Total: 100%

Homework: You are encouraged to work together on the homework, but you should write up your own solutions. Homework that is more than a week late will not be graded. You are allowed two late homeworks (late = after the due date, but less than or equal to one week after the due date!). Homeworks are collected once a week, on Tuesdays.

Extensions: Tests may not be taken late without advanced permission. Extensions are usually granted ONLY for family emergencies, infirmary or hospical stays, or similiar major crises.

Special Accommodations: Students who think they may need accommodations in this course because of the impact of disability are encouraged to meet with us privately early in the semester. Students should also contact Deb Alder, Coordinator of Accessibility Services, at 610-526-7351 in Guild Hall, as soon as possible, to verify their eligibility for reasonable accommodations. Early contact will help avoid unneccessary inconvenience and delays.

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Links

Additional readings

• Lectures in Discrete Mathematics by Bender and Williamson

Created by Dianna Xu on Jan 13, 2016.