Accompanies CS 1800. Illustrates topics from the lecture course through discussions, quizzes, and homework assignments.
The CS 1800 course webpage and Blackboard will be the main resources.
Prerequisites: Undergraduate
Resources
The required textbook for this course is: Discrete Structures by Harriet Fell, Javed A. Aslam, Rajmohan Rajaraman, Eric Ropiak, and Chris Burrows
Please purchase the textbook from the campus bookstore.
Students and instructors are to follow the Northeastern policies on these important issues.
Northeastern Non-Discrimination Policy - This classroom is a safe space for the instructor and students to talk about ideas, share viewpoints, and learn.Your attendance for this section of the course is logged by the in-class activities and quizes. As a general note, students who do well in this course tend to show up to the course consistently, participate, and engage with their peers.
Students participating in varsity athletics(this does not include club sports or intramurals) or other University sanctioned events may have the need for a make-up. Please contact me in advance of such events, so that appropriate accommodations can be made.
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