Discrete Math for IT

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Course No: MATH.2195-031; SIS Class Nbr: 2601; SIS Term: 3240
Course Status: Open Added 2/24/23

Course Description

Discrete Mathematics plays an important role in explaining key concepts in Information Technology and Computer Science, This course explores topics in logic, relationships between data, number theory and cryptography, recurrence and recursive programming, and how graphs relate to efficient algorithms. No credit for Math or CS majors.

Prerequisites, Notes & Instructor

• Prerequisites: MATH.1200 Precalculus Mathematics I, or MATH.1210 Management Precalculus, or MATH1220 Management Calculus, or MATH1310 Calculus I,or MATH.1320 Calculus II.
• Section Notes: Be advised: This online course has at least one test or exam that will need to be proctored virtually by a company that the University has contracted for this service. Virtual proctors will take security measures, including a scan of your testing environment and photo ID check. There is no additional charge to the student for this. Online students will also have an option to take exams on campus if they choose not to use a virtual proctor. There will be no additional cost if students choose to take exams on campus. Detailed information about how the virtual proctored exam works will be available to you in Blackboard when the course begins.
• Credits: 3; Contact Hours: 3
• Instructor: Giuseppe Broggi
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When Offered & Tuition

• Online Course
• Summer 2023: May 15 to Aug 06
• Course Level: Undergraduate
• Tuition: $1140 | Pay as little as $580/mo for this course.
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• Note: There is a $30 per semester registration fee for credit courses.

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