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Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
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Lecture
Course
Institute
Instructor
Discipline
1
Lecture 1 Introduction and Proofs
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
2
Lecture 10 Graph Theory III
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Marten van Dijk
Basic and Health Sciences
3
Lecture 11 Relations, Partial Orders, and Scheduling
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Marten van Dijk
Basic and Health Sciences
4
Lecture 12 Sums
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
5
Lecture 13 Sums and Asymptotics
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
6
Lecture 14 Divide and Conquer Recurrences
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
7
Lecture 15 Linear Recurrences
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
8
Lecture 16 Counting Rules I
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Marten van Dijk
Basic and Health Sciences
9
Lecture 17 Counting Rules II
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Marten van Dijk
Basic and Health Sciences
10
Lecture 18 Probability Introduction
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
11
Lecture 19 Conditional Probability
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
12
Lecture 2 Induction
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
13
Lecture 20 Independence
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
14
Lecture 21 Random Variables
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
15
Lecture 22 Expectation I
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
16
Lecture 23 Expectation II
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
17
Lecture 24 Large Deviations
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
18
Lecture 25 Random Walks
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
19
Lecture 3 Strong Induction
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
20
Lecture 4 Number Theory I
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Marten van Dijk
Basic and Health Sciences
21
Lecture 5 Number Theory II
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Marten van Dijk
Basic and Health Sciences
22
Lecture 6 Graph Theory and Coloring
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
23
Lecture 7 Matching Problems
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Tom Leighton
Basic and Health Sciences
24
Lecture 8 Graph Theory II Minimum Spanning Trees
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Marten van Dijk
Basic and Health Sciences
25
Lecture 9 Communication Networks
Mathematics for Computer Science (M-I-T) (Fall 2010)
MIT
Marten van Dijk
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