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Discrete Mathematics - MTech CS



Course info | References | Grading | Policy on collaboration | Lectures | Assignments | Solutions

Course information

Instructors: Sourav Chakraborty      e-mail: sourav(at)isical(dot)ac(dot)in,

                   Office hours: by appointment (please send e-mail)
                   Office: Room 603, 6th floor of PJA Bluiding


TAs:             Uma Kant Sahoo      e-mail: umakant122(at)gmail(dot)com,

                     Arun Das      e-mail: arund426(at)gmail(dot)com,

                  Office hours: by appointment (please send e-mail)
                  Office: Library Room of ACMU in 6th floor of PJA Bluiding


Classes: Wednesday and Friday 11:15 - 13:00.


References

Your primary text will be your course notes, so please make sure you don't miss classes. If you do, you should copy somebody's class notes and discuss the class with them.

Printed text:

J. Matoušek, J. Nešetříl: "Invitation to Discrete Mathematics," published by Oxford University Press, ISBN# 098502079.

Lecture Notes on Discrete Matheamtics by Laszlo Babai.

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Grading

Grades are based on two quizes (7% each), scribe (6%), midterm (30%), and the final exam (50%).

The dates of the quizes are 17th August 2018 and 12th October 2018.

The tests are closed-book; no notes permitted.

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Rules on HOMEWORK

Unless otherwise stated, homework is always due the next class (before class). Please check the website for updates. The problems will be posted shortly after class. However, errors may occur, so please recheck the website, especially if you suspect an error. If you find an error or something that looks suspicious in an assignment, please notify the instructor (by email). If you are the first to point out an error, you may receive bonus points. "DO" problems are meant to check your understanding of the concepts. Do them but do not hand them in.If you encounter any difficulties, please check with the TA during office hours. Challenge problems don't have a specific deadline except they cease to be problems once they have been discussed in class. If you are working on a challenge problem, please send email to the instructor so as to avoid the problem being discussed before you handed in the solution. Solutions to Challenge problems don't earn you credit toward your grade but they do earn you the instructor's respect, in addition to giving you valuable experience. Regularly Problem Sets will be posted in the webpage. Students are expected to solve them and discuss their sollution with other fellow students or in class. No need to hand in the sollutions to the problem sets.

Policy on collaboration

Studying in groups is strongly encouraged. Collaboration on current homework is discouraged but not prohibited. If you do collaborate, state it at the beginning of your solution (give name of collaborator). There is no penalty for acknowledged collaboration on homework. DO NOT COPY someone else's solution: after the discussion, throw away any written records. Understand the ideas discussed and give your own rendering. The same applies to other sources such as the Web: give the source (URL), but DO NOT COPY. Understand; then write your own version without looking at the source or your notes.

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Lectures

Here is a templete for the scribe Texfile . Thats to Sushmita Ruj for the templete.

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Assignments

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Solutions

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