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    This document outlines the course objectives for Discrete Structures, covering fundamental mathematical concepts like set theory, propositional logic, and graph theory. It discusses how these topics are applied in computer science problems involving graphs, trees, and algorithms. The course objectives also focus on developing analytical skills to examine real-world engineering problems and interpret applications that aid in troubleshooting.

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    This document outlines the course objectives for Discrete Structures, covering fundamental mathematical concepts like set theory, propositional logic, and graph theory. It discusses how these topics are applied in computer science problems involving graphs, trees, and algorithms. The course objectives also focus on developing analytical skills to examine real-world engineering problems and interpret applications that aid in troubleshooting.

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    This document outlines the course objectives for Discrete Structures, covering fundamental mathematical concepts like set theory, propositional logic, and graph theory. It discusses how these topics are applied in computer science problems involving graphs, trees, and algorithms. The course objectives also focus on developing analytical skills to examine real-world engineering problems and interpret applications that aid in troubleshooting.

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    Discrete

    Structures
    (3160124)
    Proficiency Presentation

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    AKSHAT CHURASIA Dr. Vikram Rajpoot
    (0901IT231007) (Assistant Professor)
    Table of Contents
    CO1. Basic concept of set theory, prepositional
    logic, graph theory, discrete numeric function, &
    algebraic structure.

    CO2. Knowledge of course content and distinguish


    between them in terms of
    their applications.

    CO3. Concepts of graph and tree for solving problems


    in the Computer Science.

    CO4, CO5 & CO6


    co1. Basic concept of set theory, prepositional logic,
    graph theory, discrete numeric function, & algebraic
    structure.
    • Set Theory: Deals with collections of elements, defining relationships between them using concepts like unions,
    intersections, subsets, and elements.
    • Propositional Logic: Studies propositions and their logical connections using operators like AND, OR, NOT. It

    analyzes the truth values of statements.


    • Graph Theory: Focuses on structures composed of nodes and edges, exploring relationships and properties between

    these elements.
    • Discrete Numeric Function: Involves functions with discrete domains and ranges, often used in counting or analyzing

    distinct values.
    • Algebraic Structure: Describes sets with operations (like addition, multiplication) and properties (such as closure,

    associativity) defining their behavior.


    co2. Knowledge of course content and
    distinguish between them in terms of their
    applications.
    Courses vary widely in content and application. For instance, mathematics focuses on abstract concepts
    and their practical use in fields like engineering and finance. Meanwhile, literature courses delve into
    analyzing texts and understanding cultural contexts, honing critical thinking skills applicable in various
    professions. Computer science courses equip individuals with programming skills for software
    development, applicable in tech industries and beyond. Each course provides unique knowledge tailored
    for specific practical applications.
    co3. Concepts of graph and tree for solving
    problems in the Computer Science.
    Graphs:
    • Nodes (vertices) connected by edges, used for modeling relationships.

    • Directed/undirected, weighted/unweighted.

    • Applications: networking, social networks, routing.

    • Algorithms: Dijkstra's, Greedy algorithm for the minimum spanning tree.

    Trees:
    • No cycles, each node has one parent (except root).

    • Applications: file systems, Abstract Syntax Trees, hierarchical data.

    • Algorithms: traversal (inorder, preorder, postorder), BSTs.


    co4, co5 & co6

    • CO4. Application of the concepts of studied topics with suitable technique faced in engineering problems.
    • CO5. Analyze the set theory, prepositional logic, graph theory, discrete numeric function and algebraic structure to

    examine the real world problem.


    • CO6. build analytical skill and interpret applications of engineering beneficial in real time troubleshooting.

    • These COs focus on understanding, analyzing, applying mathematical theories like set theory, propositional logic,

    graph theory, discrete functions, and algebraic structures enhances problem-solving in engineering, enabling real-time
    troubleshooting and analysis for human ease.

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