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An Introduction to Discrete Maths

Overview Students often struggle with abstract mathematical concepts that feel disconnected from real problem-solving and logical thinking. Without a clear …

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Overview

Students often struggle with abstract mathematical concepts that feel disconnected from real problem-solving and logical thinking. Without a clear foundation, topics like sets, logic, and graph theory can become confusing and difficult to apply in studies or technical fields. This An Introduction to Discrete Maths course is designed to simplify complex ideas and build strong analytical skills step by step. The An Introduction to Discrete Maths course explains key topics such as number theory, proofs, functions, and combinatorics in a structured way. Through practical examples and logical reasoning exercises, the An Introduction to Discrete Maths course helps learners strengthen problem-solving ability and mathematical thinking. Whether you are preparing for computer science, engineering, or advanced studies, this An Introduction to Discrete Maths course builds the essential foundation needed for success in logical and structured fields.

Key Benefits Included

► Accredited by CPD
► Instant Access
► 24/7 Learning Assistance
► Self-paced learning and laptop, tablet, smartphone-friendly
► Fully online, interactive course with audio voiceover
► Developed by qualified professionals in the field

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Learning Outcomes

► Understand fundamental concepts of sets and logic clearly
► Apply number theory principles to solve structured problems
► Construct valid mathematical proofs using logical reasoning
► Analyse functions, relations, and their real-world applications
► Solve combinatorics and graph theory problems effectively

Who is This Course For?

► Students studying mathematics or computer science
► Beginners preparing for technical or engineering courses
► Learners improving logical reasoning and problem-solving skills
► University applicants needing discrete maths foundations
► Professionals revising core mathematical concepts
► Anyone interested in structured analytical thinking

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4.7 Average - 2 Reviews

★ Reviews
James Whitaker
The course made complex topics like graph theory easy to understand and very well structured.
Emily Clarkson
I finally understood logic and proofs clearly after going through this course. Very helpful content.

Course Curriculum

Sets
Introduction to Sets 00:01:00
Definition of Set 00:09:00
Number Sets 00:10:00
Set Equality 00:09:00
Set-Builder Notation 00:10:00
Types of Sets 00:12:00
Subsets 00:10:00
Power Set 00:05:00
Ordered Pairs 00:05:00
Cartesian Products 00:14:00
Cartesian Plane 00:04:00
Venn Diagrams 00:03:00
Set Operations (Union, Intersection) 00:15:00
Properties of Union and Intersection 00:10:00
Set Operations (Difference, Complement) 00:12:00
Properties of Difference and Complement 00:07:00
De Morgan’s Law 00:08:00
Partition of Sets 00:16:00
Logic
Introduction 00:01:00
Statements 00:07:00
Compound Statements 00:13:00
Truth Tables 00:09:00
Examples 00:13:00
Logical Equivalences 00:07:00
Tautologies and Contradictions 00:06:00
De Morgan’s Laws in Logic 00:12:00
Logical Equivalence Laws 00:03:00
Conditional Statements 00:13:00
Negation of Conditional Statements 00:10:00
Converse and Inverse 00:07:00
Biconditional Statements 00:09:00
Examples 00:12:00
Digital Logic Circuits 00:13:00
Black Boxes and Gates 00:15:00
Boolean Expressions 00:06:00
Truth Tables and Circuits 00:09:00
Equivalent Circuits 00:07:00
NAND and NOR Gates 00:07:00
Quantified Statements – ALL 00:08:00
Quantified Statements – THERE EXISTS 00:07:00
Negations of Quantified Statements 00:08:00
Number Theory
Introduction 00:01:00
Parity 00:13:00
Divisibility 00:11:00
Prime Numbers 00:08:00
Prime Factorisation 00:09:00
GCD & LCM 00:17:00
Proof
Intro 00:06:00
Terminologies 00:08:00
Direct Proofs 00:09:00
Proofs by Contrapositive 00:11:00
Proofs by Contradiction 00:17:00
Exhaustion Proofs 00:14:00
Existence & Uniqueness Proofs 00:16:00
Proofs by Induction 00:12:00
Examples 00:19:00
Functions
Intro 00:01:00
Functions 00:15:00
Evaluating a Function 00:13:00
Domains 00:16:00
Range 00:05:00
Graphs 00:16:00
Graphing Calculator 00:06:00
Extracting Info from a Graph 00:12:00
Domain & Range from a Graph 00:08:00
Function Composition 00:10:00
Function Combination 00:09:00
Even and Odd Functions 00:08:00
One to One (Injective) Functions 00:09:00
Onto (Surjective) Functions 00:07:00
Inverse Functions 00:10:00
Long Division 00:16:00
Relations
Intro 00:01:00
The Language of Relations 00:10:00
Relations on Sets 00:13:00
The Inverse of a Relation 00:06:00
Reflexivity, Symmetry and Transitivity 00:13:00
Examples 00:08:00
Properties of Equality & Less Than 00:08:00
Equivalence Relation 00:07:00
Equivalence Class 00:07:00
Graph Theory
Intro 00:01:00
Graphs 00:11:00
Subgraphs 00:09:00
Degree 00:10:00
Sum of Degrees of Vertices Theorem 00:23:00
Adjacency and Incidence 00:09:00
Adjacency Matrix 00:16:00
Incidence Matrix 00:08:00
Isomorphism 00:08:00
Walks, Trails, Paths, and Circuits 00:13:00
Examples 00:10:00
Eccentricity, Diameter, and Radius 00:07:00
Connectedness 00:20:00
Euler Trails and Circuits 00:18:00
Fleury’s Algorithm 00:10:00
Hamiltonian Paths and Circuits 00:06:00
Ore’s Theorem 00:14:00
The Shortest Path Problem 00:13:00
Statistics
Intro 00:01:00
Terminologies 00:03:00
Mean 00:04:00
Median 00:03:00
Mode 00:03:00
Range 00:08:00
Outlier 00:04:00
Variance 00:09:00
Standard Deviation 00:04:00
Combinatorics
Intro 00:03:00
Factorials 00:08:00
The Fundamental Counting Principle 00:13:00
Permutations 00:13:00
Combinations 00:12:00
Pigeonhole Principle 00:06:00
Pascal’s Triangle 00:08:00
Sequence and Series
Intro 00:01:00
Sequence 00:07:00
Arithmetic Sequences 00:12:00
Geometric Sequences 00:09:00
Partial Sums of Arithmetic Sequences 00:12:00
Partial Sums of Geometric Sequences 00:07:00
Series 00:13:00
Assignment
Assignment – An Introduction to Discrete Maths 00:00:00

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1. What is discrete maths used for? +

It is used in computer science, programming, data analysis, and logical problem-solving.

2. Is this course suitable for beginners? +

Yes, it starts from basic concepts and gradually builds advanced understanding.

3. Do I need strong math skills before starting? +

Basic arithmetic knowledge is enough to begin this course.

4. How does discrete maths help in careers? +

It improves logical thinking required for software development and data-related jobs.

5. What topics are included in this course? +

It covers sets, logic, graph theory, combinatorics, and other core areas.

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