Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientists, 2nd Edition by John Truss & J. K. Truss List price = $89.00 (USA print price) Our Price = $24.50 You Save = $64.50 (72.50%) Product Details: Media: Paperback. Publisher: Published in India by Pearson Education; 2nd edition. ISBN: 8178084295 Availability: Usually ships within 1 business day. About the Book Discrete mathematics lies at the heart of the study of computer science and it is an integral part of any computing degree. This second edition of Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientists provides an accessible introduction to the subject for beginners and an unparalleled reference sources for the more experienced programmer. It takes a rigorous approach to the key mathematical concepts while providing strong motivation for these techniques via a wealth of practical and relevant examples. Flexibility structured to suit different teaching styles and levels of Knowledge, Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientists Second Edition is the ideal discrete mathematics textbook and learning resource for computer science students from first year up to graduation and beyond. Features Complete and comprehensive coverage of all essential areas of discrete mathematics Over 700 exercises with selected solutions provided in an appendix Learning supported by chapter summaries, highlighted key theorems and hundreds of examples Expanded treatment of introductory and further logic Increased coverage of basic algebra and other more elementary topics Clearly marked sections of more advanced material can be omitted or included as appropriate List of symbols and page references for their definitions. Contents The natural numbers Introductory logic Sets, relations and functions Algebraic topics Combinatorics Partially ordered structures Further logic Graphs Formal machines Analysis of algorithms and complexity theory Coding theory About the Authors John Truss is a reader in the Department of Pure Mathematics at the University of Leeds. The book is based on courses taught to students of mathematics and computer science at the university.