Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications, 7th edition, by Rosen.  Published by McGraw-Hill

This course also requires the use of McGraw-Hill Connect Access for the textbook

You do not need to buy the physical textbook if you do not wish to. The only thing you need to purchase is the online Connect Plus code for this book. This access code will give you access to an online ebook and online materials. Homework will be submitted for this class through the online site, so the access code is required . If you choose to purchase a new/used copy of the paper textbook, be sure that it comes with an unused Connect access code or you will be required to buy an access code anyway.

ISBN 13: 978-0-07-735352-0 for Connect Plus access (includes the ebook version of the textbook)

ISBN 13: 978-0-07-791608-4 for Connect Plus access bundled with a paper copy of the textbook (this is an option, NOT a requirement, for students who desire a paper copy in addition to the ebook version of the text).

Connect Plus access may be purchased directly from the publisher.  Instructions for doing this and also for enrolling in Connect Plus for this course will be provided within the course.

Introduction to discrete mathematics topics including counting methods, graph theory, recursion, number theory, and writing proofs using direct and indirect reasoning and induction.  Prerequisite: ACT Math subscore ≥ 22, or a C or better in MA103 or MA103I, or by permission of Chair.

By the end of this course students should possess a working knowledge of counting methods, mathematical logic, recursion, and graph theory.  Each student will also learn basic problem solving skills using mathematical skills.