Fall 2005
Final exam is Thursday, December 15, 8-10:50 am.
Theme: Basic primitives and paradigms
for the mathematical understanding of computation.
Tentative list of topics:
MWF 10:05-10:55, CoC Room 53.
The material covered in each lecture together with references
and/or notes will be posted in the
Lectures web page.
Eric Vigoda,
Associate Professor
Office phone: 404-894-9150
Office hours: Monday and Wednesday, 11:00-12:00, College of Computing Room 237,
or by appointment.
Email:
Jun Xiao
Email:
Office Hours: Tuesday ** 4:30-5:30 ** and Thursday ** 5:30-6:30 **
They will be held in the College of Computing Commons Area on the
first floor.
(1) Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications, 5th Edition,
by Kenneth H. Rosen.
(2) Notes from a similar class at
Berkeley.
Weekly or biweekly homeworks (we shall drop the lowest 2 grades): 33.33%.
You may discuss the homeworks with other people in the class. But:
You MUST write your answers by yourselves, without any collaboration
and without using any resource, as if you are taking a test.
You should also indicate on the top of your homework
who, if anyone, you discussed the homework with.
Academic conduct is subject to the Georgia Tech Honor Code.
Complete solutions will be
always posted on the Web shortly after the deadline.
Homeworks are due at the beginning of class on the noted date.
Late homework policy: no credit for late homeworks.
Three quizes: 33.33%.
First quiz is Fri, Sept 23.
Final exam: 33.33%.
The final exam is scheduled for Thursday, December 15 from 8-10:50 am.
Class Web-site http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~vigoda/1050.