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13 chapters · 87 video lessons with full transcriptsMath 230 · 4 credits · recommended for credit by NCCRS
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Chapter 1Logic and Mathematical Proof
- 1.1 · 12 minWhat Is Logic and Why It Matters in Mathematics
- 1.2 · 12 minTypes of Logical Fallacies and How to Recognize Them
- 1.3 · 11 minPropositions, Truth Values, and Truth Tables
- 1.4 · 10 minLogical Connectives: AND, OR, NOT, and More
- 1.5 · 8 minConditional Statements: If-Then, Converse, Inverse, and Contrapositive
- 1.6 · 9 minLaws of Logic and Logical Equivalence
- 1.7 · 9 minWriting Direct Proofs
- 1.8 · 8 minTautologies and Contradictions
Chapter 2Set Theory and Functions
- 2.1 · 8 minSets and Set Notation
- 2.2 · 8 minThe Universal Set and Subsets
- 2.3 · 8 minSet Complement and Set Difference
- 2.4 · 9 minCardinality and Types of Subsets
- 2.5 · 8 minPartially Ordered Sets and Lattices
- 2.6 · 8 minFunctions: Definitions and Terminology
- 2.7 · 8 minInjective Functions: One-to-One Mappings and Their Properties
- 2.8 · 9 minSurjective and Bijective Functions
Chapter 3Sequences and Series
Chapter 4Mathematical Induction
Chapter 5Counting Methods and Basic Probability
- 5.1 · 9 minCounting Outcomes and Sample Spaces
- 5.2 · 11 minThe Addition and Multiplication Rules
- 5.3 · 9 minThe Pigeonhole Principle
- 5.4 · 9 minPermutations and Ordered Arrangements
- 5.5 · 9 minProbability of Permutation Events
- 5.6 · 8 minCircular Permutations
- 5.7 · 9 minCombinations and Unordered Selections
- 5.8 · 7 minProbability of Combination Events
Chapter 6Random Variables and Expected Value
Chapter 7Probability in Games, Gambling, and Strategic Decision
Chapter 8Binomial Probability, Recurrence Relations, and Generating Functions
- 8.1 · 9 minBinomial Experiments and Their Conditions
- 8.2 · 8 minThe Binomial Probability Formula
- 8.3 · 8 minSolving Binomial Probability Problems
- 8.4 · coming soonUsing Binomial Probability Tables
- 8.5 · coming soonFinding the Mean of a Binomial Distribution
- 8.6 · 8 minMeasuring Spread in Binomial Distributions
- 8.7 · 8 minApplied Binomial Experiment Problems
- 8.8 · 9 minRecursive Functions and Self-Referential Definitions
- 8.9 · 9 minFirst-Order Linear Recurrence Relations
- 8.10 · coming soonSolving Linear Recurrence Relations
- 8.11 · 10 minRecurrences in Divide-and-Conquer Algorithms
- 8.12 · 11 minIntroduction to Generating Functions
- 8.13 · 8 minThe Inclusion-Exclusion Principle
Chapter 9Graph Theory: Foundations and Euler Paths
- 9.1 · 10 minGraphs: Vertices, Edges, and Basic Definitions
- 9.2 · 9 minGraph Terminology and Key Concepts
- 9.3 · 10 minTypes of Graphs and Their Properties
- 9.4 · 9 minGraph Isomorphism and Homomorphism
- 9.5 · 8 minEuler Paths and Circuits
- 9.6 · 8 minFleury's Algorithm
- 9.7 · 10 minEuler's Theorems: Degrees, Paths, and Circuits
- 9.8 · 8 minEulerizing a Graph
Chapter 10Graph Theory: Hamiltonian Circuits, Coloring, and Representations
Chapter 11Trees, Spanning Trees, and Minimum Cost Networks
Chapter 12Matrices and Transformations
Chapter 13Boolean Algebra and Logic Circuits
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