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Add Computer Science connections? #119

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oscarlevin opened this issue Jan 21, 2021 · 2 comments
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Add Computer Science connections? #119

oscarlevin opened this issue Jan 21, 2021 · 2 comments

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@oscarlevin
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I am unclear about how much computer science related material to include. Perhaps some asides, maybe some specific exercises, maybe a separate edition of the book (Discrete Mathematics: an Open Introduction for Computer Science?).

There are a few benefits, besides making the book seem like a better preparation for CS majors.

  1. Some students have already done some computer programing, so their experience there might help them build conceptual understanding of topics covered already. For example, the python code for p in A to start a loop is very close to set builder notation.
  2. There are times when asking the student to write a short program might develop their understanding. For example the generation of all outcomes to a counting problem.
  3. Others?

I'll use this issue thread to collect ideas of specific topics/examples/exercises as well as justifications for why they might be helpful.

@rudolf-adamkovic
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FYI: I would prefer clean pseudocode to e.g., Java or Python.

@morbidCode
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Can you add some discussions on order of growth (big O, big theta, etc)?

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